VGA splitter and its need

A VGA splitter is also known as Video splitter, VGA monitor splitter or screen splitter and is capable of routing a VGA signal till sixteen various display devices. These splitters are utilized to display the similar image at the same time on multiple monitors positioned all through the facility. Also in addition to routing the video remotely the video splitter also has the alternative of supporting local video.

The benefit of using such devices is that there is no compromise on the image quality as splitter units amplify every video signal and deliver fine picture quality which support VGA, SVGA, UXGA, SXGA, XGA, and VGA resolutions up to 1920 x 1440 @ 60 Hz. Using a VGA cable the VGA splitter is connected to the VGA inputs and outputs of the source and displays. SUN, PC and MAC with VGA video are supported by these 350 MHz bandwidth splitters. Also another chief feature of this VGA splitter is that it may be cascaded with further units to display the same image on over 100 monitors.

The VGA splitter is quite popular and comes with 2, 4, 8 and 16 ports in the market. The DDC, DDC2, plus the DDC2B protocol is supported by these units. They are simple to install and do not need any extra software. VGA splitters are the most common splitters in the market and are available with audio option which is known as audio VGA splitters.

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