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HDMI

HDMI Testing Service

Ensuring Crystal-Clear Connections With HDMI Testing

At CLUADE-LION, we offer a comprehensive HDMI testing Service validate flawless audio and video performance across all your HDMI-enabled devices. From hdmi cable testing and hdmi cord testing to EDID testing for HDMI, our experts ensure your products meet the latest industry standards and deliver a seamless viewing and listening experience. Whether you require audio and video quality testing for HDMI or robust protocol validation, our specialized team has you covered.

HDMI Properties We Test

Our HDMI testing services focus on several key performance metrics to ensure optimal functionality and compliance with the latest standards:

Parameter What We Test

Signal Integrity

Evaluating jitter, crosstalk, and noise to maintain high-quality audio and video transmission.

 Bandwidth and Data Rates

Validating the device’s ability to handle high data rates for 4K, 8K, and 10K resolutions.

Protocol Compliance

Ensuring proper communication and interoperability per the latest HDMI Testing standards.

HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content
Protection)

Verifying secure transmission to prevent unauthorized content copying.

 Interoperability

Testing compatibility across various HDMI-enabled devices, including displays, gaming consoles, and AV receivers.

Implement method of HDMI Compliance Test

We use a variety of methods to ensure your HDMI products meet the highest standards:

Method Purpose

 Eye Diagram Analysis

Perform accurate signal integrity analysis and eye diagram measurements.

 Protocol Compliance Testing

 Uses protocol analyzers to ensure devices meet the HDMI specification.

 HDCP Compliance Testing

Verifies content protection standards for secure data transmission.

 EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) Testing

Confirms that the display device communicates correctly with the source device.

Environmental Testing

Simulates various environmental conditions to ensure device durability and performance in diverse applications.

HDMI Testing Equipment

We employ advanced equipment to conduct precise HDMI testing:

Equipment Function

 Oscilloscopes

Perform accurate signal integrity analysis and eye diagram measurements.

Protocol Analyzers

Verify data transmission and communication protocols for strict HDMI compliance.

 HDCP Testers

Ensure robust content protection, preventing unauthorized copying or distribution.

EDID Validation Tools

Confirm correct device recognition and communication between source and display.

 Environmental Chambers

Subject devices to varying temperature and humidity to test reliability under different conditions.

Common Devices Under Test

HDMI testing is commonly applied to the following types of devices:

  • Televisions and Monitors
  • Blu-ray Players, Set-Top Boxes, and Home Theater Systems
  • Gaming Consoles (such as PS5, Xbox)
  • Computers and Laptops
  • Graphics Cards and Embedded Systems
  • HDMI Cables and Connectors
  • Mobile Devices (outputting video via HDMI adapters)

HDMI Test Standards

The main test standards for HDMI include:

Standard Properties

Electrical Characteristics

Such as voltage swing, signal levels, and impedance matching to ensure signal transmission meets design specifications.

Timing Parameters

Validating the device’s ability to handle high data rates, especially for 4K, 8K, and 10K resolutions.

Signal Integrity

Evaluations such as eye diagram quality, jitter, and crosstalk to ensure high-speed signals maintain quality throughout transmission.

Environmental Requirements

Considering the effects of temperature, humidity, and power supply noise on signal performance and test accuracy.

Common HDMI Signal Integrity Physical Layer Test Items

The following are common physical layer test items for HDMI:

  • Eye Diagram
  • Clock Jitter Analysis
  • Differential Impedance
  • Insertion Loss & Return Loss
  • TDR (Time-Domain Reflectometry)
  • EMI Test
  • Pre-emphasis & Equalization

Why Choose CLUADE-LION

Certified Quality Management System

Our commitment to excellence is backed by our ISO Quality Management System Certification. This certification ensures that our R&D and production of components for HDMI testing systems meet internationally recognized quality standards.

HDMI 2.1 Expertise

With the HDMI 2.1 CTS specification fully released, we have adapted our methods to address the significant differences between HDMI 2.1 and previous versions (HDMI 1.4 / 2.0). We validate crucial features like 8K resolution and eARC for flawless audio and video experiences.

Recognition and Automation

Our HDMI 2.1 testing has gained official recognition from the HDMI organization, confirming our stringent protocol compliance. We also employ fully automated testing procedures—no manual intervention needed once the device is connected. We can collect 45 acquisitions and 90 waveforms in about one hour, greatly accelerating analysis and reporting.

Detailed Reporting

Our system automatically captures waveforms, analyzes results, and generates comprehensive test reports. This end-to-end approach streamlines the entire HDMI testing process, giving you actionable insights to optimize product design and compliance.

Challenges that HDMI testing facing

The ever-evolving digital landscape—encompassing high-definition content, 8K video, and immersive audio—together with about 14 billion HDMI-enabled devices worldwide, introduces numerous challenges for HDMI testing. Keeping pace with diverse HDMI specifications and ever-higher performance demands requires thorough HDMI cable and audio and video quality testing:

Ever-Increasing Resolutions

Moving from 1080P to 4K, 8K, and beyond imposes stricter requirements on cable bandwidth and signal integrity. Manufacturers and test labs must validate that signals remain stable under higher data rates.

Elevated Audio Demands

As HDMI versions advance, so do audio specifications. Features like Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD, ARC, and eARC require meticulous HDCP testing and EDID testing for HDMI systems to ensure proper format support and seamless interoperability.

Reliability and Stability

Consumers expect HDMI cables and devices to operate consistently without signal dropouts or interference. Thorough HDMI cord testing and environmental testing help identify issues such as signal attenuation or noise, ensuring dependable performance in real-world conditions.