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HDMI slip ring RCN2402Cfor camerasfor infrared camerasaluminum alloy
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Characteristics
- Type
- HDMI
- Applications
- for cameras, for infrared cameras
- Material
- aluminum alloy
- Other characteristics
- standard, IP54, high-definition
- Voltage
240 V
- Primary current
2 A
- Rotational speed
Max.: 50 rpm
(314 rad.min-1)Min.: 0 rpm
(0 rad.min-1)- Number of channels
24 unit
Description
The HDMI slip ring is in everywhere, in HD camera, monitoring,VR application, infrared photography and other small digital equipment, it is widely used in such applications, it has the advantages on transmission stability, attenuation loss of signal and ultra-low transmission fluctuation.Featured up to 2K @ 90hz video standard, no flash screen and no frame loss.
Dielectric strength
≥300V@50hz
Insulation resistance
100 mΩ@300VDC
Electrical noise
≤ 50 mΩ@50rpm
Working humidity
-
60%RH
Working temperature
-
-20℃~+60℃
Contact material
Precious metal
Torque
≤0.88 g.m
Catalogs
CENO HDMI Slip Ring RCN2402C
1 Pages
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