Boxwave
Boxwave 6inch RCA Female to 2-RCA Male Digital Coaxial Splitter Adapter
Splits one digital coaxial input into two RCA outputs using 97 percent oxygen-free copper, double shielding, 23 pF per foot capacitance and 76 ohm impedance
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- Splits one coaxial signal to two devices
- 6‑inch cable keeps rack runs tidy
- 97 percent oxygen‑free copper for clean transfer
- Double copper‑braid shield blocks interference
- 76 ohm impedance matches digital coaxial standard
What this adapter does
The Boxwave digital coaxial splitter connects one RCA female source to two RCA male outputs. It is built for home-theatre and hi-fi systems that need to share a single S/PDIF signal between two devices. The six-inch cable keeps the layout tidy behind equipment racks.
Signal integrity specs
The conductors use 97 percent pure oxygen-free copper and are double-shielded with copper braiding. Capacitance measures 23 pF per foot and the cable presents a 76 ohm impedance match for digital coaxial signals.
Thermals noise and power
Passive construction means no power draw, no fan noise and no heat generated during normal use. The adapter simply passes the digital audio signal without active circuitry.
Highlights
- Splits one coaxial signal to two devices
- 6‑inch cable keeps rack runs tidy
- 97 percent oxygen‑free copper for clean transfer
- Double copper‑braid shield blocks interference
- 76 ohm impedance matches digital coaxial standard
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 76 ohm impedance mean when the adapter is connected?
The 76 ohm impedance matches standard digital coaxial specifications to maintain signal integrity and reduce reflections during transmission.
How does the double shielding with copper braiding affect the connection?
Double shielding with copper braiding reduces electromagnetic interference and radio frequency noise for a cleaner digital audio signal.
What physical space does the 6-inch cable need for installation?
The 6-inch length requires minimal space between devices and allows flexible routing in tight cabinets or behind equipment racks.
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