Murideo has expanded its STIX family of 8K testing solutions to include the MU-STIX-GF (Generator) and MU-STIX-AF (Analyzer) featuring female-style connectors designed for connectivity with HDMI male-style cable ends.
These new models facilitate test generation and HDMI cabling verification, providing the most accurate analysis of system performance. STIX 8K HDMI Generators and Analyzers are also ideal for manufacturing, new product development, and/or quality control applications. Murideo asserts that testing complete systems including HDMI cables, particularly when using 720p to 8K HDMI 2.1 (48 Gbps), is essential to determine if the cables could be the source of any visible artifacts.
“Now the Murideo STIX family of testing solutions are even more versatile and can connect effortlessly into any application,” explains Aaron Doughten, product manager for Murideo. “All STIX pocket-size generator/analyzer models are affordable, compact, and lightweight for the ultimate in convenience and performance, enabling technicians to ensure proper HDMI 2.1 8K 48Gbps system specification on every project.”
Because HDMI Cables Matter STIX 8K Products Validate Performance
The Murideo family of testing tools has been designed as a flexible, scalable 8K generator/analyzer to perform PASS/FAIL testing on individual components with resolutions ranging from 720p to 8K. Users can test and analyze switchers, cables, and 8K content for LED display walls. Murideo suggests the performance, compact size, and flexibility of the STIX system make it something that AV professionals managing designing, deploying, or maintaining systems for clients in markets such as hospitality, digital signage, enterprise solutions, education, residential, and other industries can utilize to test the reliability of HDMI cabling to ensure performance and minimize service calls.
Here’s a look at the line of 8K Testing products:
- STIX Test Signal Generator
- STIX Test Signal Analyzer
- STIX Test Signal Analyzer (female)
- STIX Test Signal Generator (female)
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