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  1. 29th Oct 2011 07:47 #1
    kayut
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    Hi,
    I wanted to know if SDI, BNC and Composite cables are all the same (maybe Coax) or not only the connectors but also the cable are different??

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  2. 31st Oct 2011 04:44 #2
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    All different, but also the same.
    Depends on what part of the cable to which you prefer. (Gauge, for example.)
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    BNC is a connector, like RCA is a connector
    SDI is a (75ohm) cable with a BNC connector (digital)
    Composite is sometimes rated to 75ohm and almost always has a RCA connector (analog)
    Component being almost the same as composite (75ohm, analog, RCA or BNC)
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