MHL is a video interface derived from HDMI but targeted to provide an interface from mobile devices like smart phones to HDTVs or other displays. The MHL standard is designed to connect to smart phones by reusing the existing 5 pin micro-USB connector that many phones have rather than requiring a separate 19 pin HDMI connector.

With the addition of TPA-MHL-8R, the test solutions for MHL leverage investments in existing Quantum Data test instruments. The 980 Protocol Analyzer (297MHz “Gen 3”) provides protocol analysis for testing MHL sources as well as optional MHL source compliance testing. It can be used in conjunction with the 882 for sink compliance testing. The 780 Handheld Test Instrument or 882 can be used for functional testing for both MHL source and sink devices. HDCP compliance testing for MHL source and sink devices is provided using the existing HDCP Compliance Test application of the 882E Analyzer.

Contact your Quantum Data distributor or representative for ordering, upgrading, and pricing information. For a complete list of test solutions for MHL, go to: http://www.quantumdata.com/products/MHL.asp.

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