HDMI splitter

Hello,

I'm afraid I don't know much about the HDMI standard -- it sounds like you want the same HDMI signal to go to two places on your board. Is there a reason you can't just connect them directly (ie using traces / wires)?

Hey,

Those signals are High Speed rate signals so it is not recommended to split them without a dedicated buffer or something like that.

In addition, one of the channels has to be connected to Output HDMI connector and i do not want this channel to be connected directly to the source.

I see -- it sounds like my team won't be of much help to you then. We deal with single-ended logic, up to around 100 MHz single ended signals -- nothing as specialized as HDMI. I'll reassign this question to a team that might be able to help.

Thank you.

Electrically, HDMI is CML, so choose some CML repeater with multiple transmitters, such as the DS25MB100. What speed do you need?

The HDMI is gonna be 2.0 4K 120Hz. For my uses I need every link speed about 3Gbps. If I use regular repeater as u suggest, I should use separate splitter for the command lines. In this case I will deal with timing issues and I prefer to avoid from this issues.