The Active Optical HDMI Type-A to Type-D Cable from TLD Electronic is designed for audiovisual equipment requiring a full-size HDMI source and Micro HDMI display connection. It uses optical fiber for high-speed data and copper conductors for power and auxiliary signals. Available in HDMI 2.0 (18Gbps) and HDMI 2.1 (48Gbps) versions, it supports 4K@60Hz with 4:4:4 chroma and HDR. Its fiber construction is immune to EMI/RFI, making it suitable for high-interference environments such as data centers, medical facilities, and broadcast studios. The Type-D connector fits through narrow conduit, wall plates, and tight spaces; some models include a detachable Type-A adapter. No external power is normally required—the cable draws power from the HDMI source's 5V output.
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Item |
Detail |
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Product Name |
Active Optical HDMI Type-A to Type-D Cable |
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Connector A |
HDMI Type-A Male |
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Connector B |
HDMI Type-D Male (Micro HDMI) |
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Transmission Technology |
Active Optical Hybrid (fiber + copper) |
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Bandwidth |
HDMI 2.0: 18Gbps; HDMI 2.1: 48Gbps |
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Max Resolution |
4K@60Hz, 4:4:4 chroma subsampling |
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HDR / HDCP |
HDR, Dolby Vision, HDCP 2.2/2.3 |
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Cable Type |
Hybrid fiber optic + copper conductors |
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Max Length |
Up to 100m; standard 30m / 50m / 100m options |
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Direction |
Source to display (directional) |
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Power |
No external power; draws from HDMI source 5V, typically <250mW; optional USB power on some long-run models |
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Jacket Options |
PVC; LSZH option; armored option |
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Place of Origin |
Guangdong, China |
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Brand |
TLD / OEM |
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Packaging |
PE bag / gift box / customized |
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Lead Time |
15–20 days for standard orders |
Full-size HDMI Type-A male at the source end; Micro HDMI Type-D male at the display end. Connects compatible PCs, media players, cameras, set-top boxes, monitors and projectors.
Active optical hybrid design supports 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 over 30m, 50m and 100m lengths. Fiber carries high-speed data; copper carries power and auxiliary signals.
The Type-D connector passes through narrow cable conduits, wall plates and tight spaces. Some models include a detachable Type-A adapter at the display end.
Fiber transmission is not affected by electromagnetic or radio-frequency interference. Suitable near motors, wireless transmitters, medical equipment and lighting systems.
Hybrid fiber + copper construction has a smaller diameter than passive copper HDMI. It bends around corners and fits through cable trays.
Supports HDR, Dolby Vision and HDCP 2.2/2.3 when source and display devices are compatible.
Draws power from the HDMI source 5V output, typically under 250mW. Some long-run models include an optional USB power input.
LSZH jacket option for healthcare and public spaces. Armored jacket option for high-traffic or outdoor installations.
Wall-mounted displays often have limited clearance. The Micro HDMI connector provides a low-profile connection, while AOC carries 4K@60Hz from a source PC 30–50m away.
Displays are often far from media players. The compact Type-D connector fits narrow cable management channels. Fiber transmission is not affected by Wi-Fi access points, escalators or security systems. Armored jacket options are available.
Operating rooms and diagnostic suites use tight cable routing and sensitive equipment. The Micro HDMI connector reduces cable footprint. LSZH jacket option adds safety for healthcare environments.
Cameras and production switchers are often far apart, with cables running through racks and ducts. The slim Type-D connector simplifies routing. Fiber transmission is not affected by lighting systems or wireless microphones.
The source end must connect to the HDMI source device. The display end connects to the monitor or projector. Backward connection will not work.
The Micro HDMI connector is designed to pass through narrow conduit. Use this during rough-in installation, then attach the detachable Type-A adapter at the display end if included.
Confirm your source and display devices support HDCP 2.2/2.3 and the resolution/refresh rate you intend to use.
No external power is normally required. The cable draws power from the HDMI source 5V output, typically under 250mW. Some long-run models include an optional USB power input.
TLD applies quality-control procedures during production and testing. Checks include:
100% optical power testing
Resolution validation over full length
EMI/RFI verification
Mechanical durability testing
Connector and cable appearance inspection
Packaging inspection before shipment
Optoelectronic components are sourced from certified suppliers. Production steps are monitored by the quality team.
TLD offers OEM support for length, color, packaging, shielding type, cable rating and connector types. Small batch orders are accepted. Standard lead time is 15–20 days.
For samples, OEM requirements or wholesale orders, contact TLD to confirm configuration and quotation.
Germany — Delock placed bulk orders for power and HDMI cables for European retail chains. Custom lengths and turnaround supported long-term cooperation.
United States — VCOM sources high-durability USB and power cables from TLD, citing quality control and factory-direct pricing.
Asia — ZTE, Skyworth and other TV/set-top box makers source HDMI cables from TLD.
TLD was founded in 2008 in Shenzhen. Its Dongguan plant covers 10,000 m² and employs approximately 180 staff. TLD exports to over 20 countries in Europe, the Americas and Southeast Asia, serving distributors, brands and project buyers.
Maria Wang
sales08@tldcable.com
Mob.: +86 18317929967
www.tldcable.com
TLD — HDMI, USB and AV Cable Manufacturer in Guangdong, China.
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