Test & Measurement

HDMI feedthrough filter for RF test and measurement

6th February 2020
Alex Lynn
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Ranatec, a part of the Qamcom Technology group, has announced it has finalised verification and production of the Ranatec RI 4193 HDMI shielded feedthrough filter. Ranatec's newest product completes its range of specialised shielded filters. The company has confirmed its first customer order.

With HDMI used widely for transferring large amounts of data, the new RI 4193 feedthrough filter from the Swedish provider of test and measurement tools is deemed highly attractive for test houses and manufacturers running verification processes of wireless products for the telecom, consumer, MedTech and automotive markets.

Feedthrough filters can be used for all types of applications where signals need to be fed through a shielded wall. The new panel-mountable shielded HDMI feedthrough filter provides conformance testers with highly desirable 70 dB filter suppression, from 1.8 GHz to 40GHz.

“Customer demand has been the primary incentive for the new HDMI tool,” said Magnus Killian, CEO, Ranatec. “Ranatec is widely accredited for providing a wide range of best-of-breed LAN and USB-filters and today Ranatec’s comprehensive portfolio of filters is already used by the leading device manufacturers on the market. We are pleased to announce that our new shielded HDMI filter closes the small gap in our customer offering.”

5G, and generally increased data rates, requires filters for higher bandwidth. HDMI filters manage 4K resolution and data rates of 12 Gbps. Ranatec offers a variety of shielded LAN, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, and HDMI feedthrough filters with strong filter suppression performance over all mobile frequency bands.

“Experts at Ranatec are working closely with leading global wireless device vendors and accredited test houses to develop benchmark tools that help our customers meet the evolving demands of testing environments and deliver benchmark services and products,” added Killian.

The RI 4193 HDMI Shielded Feedthru Filter has been developed for formal conformance testing performed by accredited test houses and internal verification by wireless device vendors.

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