Jun 15, 2007 #1 A Ansonng Newbie level 6 Joined Apr 15, 2006 Messages 12 Helped 0 Reputation 0 Reaction score 0 Trophy points 1,281 Activity points 1,372 hdmi data rate mbits As HDMI 1.3 spec stated, it supports rate up to 340MHz (10.2 Gbps). I don't understand why 340MHz means 10.2 Gbps. I know HDMI has 3 data channels. Therefore, 340MHz x 3 = 1.02 Gbps why it is 10.2 Gbps
hdmi data rate mbits As HDMI 1.3 spec stated, it supports rate up to 340MHz (10.2 Gbps). I don't understand why 340MHz means 10.2 Gbps. I know HDMI has 3 data channels. Therefore, 340MHz x 3 = 1.02 Gbps why it is 10.2 Gbps
Feb 20, 2008 #2 K kinjal_book Junior Member level 3 Joined Oct 14, 2006 Messages 26 Helped 1 Reputation 2 Reaction score 0 Trophy points 1,281 Activity points 1,422 hdmi datarate calculation its 340 MPixels/Sec In one Pixel 10 bits are transfered. So its 340 * 10 = 3400 Mbits/S for one channel For 3 channel it will be 3400 * 3 = 10200 Mbits/Sec = 10.2 Gbps I hope this clarifies your doubt.
hdmi datarate calculation its 340 MPixels/Sec In one Pixel 10 bits are transfered. So its 340 * 10 = 3400 Mbits/S for one channel For 3 channel it will be 3400 * 3 = 10200 Mbits/Sec = 10.2 Gbps I hope this clarifies your doubt.