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Compact white adapter with DisplayPort male plug and DVI-D female socket

Nippon Labs

Nippon Labs AD-DPM-DVIF DisplayPort male to DVI-D female adapter 1080p

SKU CH-60AR-G8HAZ

Connects a DisplayPort source to a DVI-D display at up to 1920 x 1200 resolution

  • TypeDP to DVI
  • Changer TypeDisplayport Male to DVI-D Female
  • FeaturesSupports DisplayPort 1.1a input and DVI output Support DVI h
  • Connect a DisplayPort source to a DVI display using the male-to-female adapter
  • Supports DisplayPort 1.1a input for broad compatibility with older graphics outputs
  • Delivers up to 1080p and 1920 x 1200 WUXGA resolution for sharp Full HD visuals
  • Handles 12-bit per channel deep colour for richer gradients and accurate tones
  • Provides 2.25 Gbps per channel bandwidth for stable high-definition video transmission

Active signal conversion

This Nippon Labs adapter converts a DisplayPort 1.1a source signal to a DVI-D single-link output. It enables connection between a modern graphics card or laptop and a monitor or projector that only accepts DVI input. The unit draws power from the DisplayPort connection and requires no external supply. It is intended for users adding a legacy display to a current system.

Single-link DVI output

The female DVI-D connector accepts a standard DVI cable up to the supported bandwidth limit. The adapter handles 225 MHz pixel clock and 2.25 Gbps per channel for a total of 6.75 Gbps across three channels. It passes 12-bit per channel deep colour and supports 18, 24 and 36-bit pixel formats. No audio channel is carried because DVI-D does not define one.

Sustained 1080p operation

Under continuous use the converter maintains a stable 1920 x 1200 WUXGA or 1080p image without handshake drops. The DisplayPort 1.1a compliance ensures consistent link training at the rated bandwidth. It is not suitable for resolutions above 1920 x 1200 or for multi-monitor daisy-chaining from a single port. Buyers needing higher resolutions or dual-link DVI should select a different converter.

Highlights

  • Connect a DisplayPort source to a DVI display using the male-to-female adapter
  • Supports DisplayPort 1.1a input for broad compatibility with older graphics outputs
  • Delivers up to 1080p and 1920 x 1200 WUXGA resolution for sharp Full HD visuals
  • Handles 12-bit per channel deep colour for richer gradients and accurate tones
  • Provides 2.25 Gbps per channel bandwidth for stable high-definition video transmission

Specifications

BrandNippon Labs
ModelAD-DPM-DVIF
TypeDP to DVI
Changer TypeDisplayport Male to DVI-D Female
FeaturesSupports DisplayPort 1.1a input and DVI output
Support DVI highest video resolution 1080p
Supports DVI 225MHz/2.25Gbps per channel (6.75 Gbps all channel) badwidth
Support DVI 12bit per channel (36bit all channel ) deep color
Support up to 1920 x 1200 WUXGA display and 1080p HD Video
Easiest way to connect PC with DisplayPort output to DVI ready devices, such as monitor and projector
Compliance with DisplayPort Specification V1.1a
Support 18/24 bitdepth per pixel color format.
Shipping weight0.05 kg
Package size159 × 110 × 27 mm

Questions about this item

Will the 225 MHz per-channel limit cap the resolution below 1920 x 1200 during extended use?

The adapter supports up to 1920 x 1200 WUXGA and 1080p at 225 MHz or 2.25 Gbps per channel, which is the maximum specified bandwidth for the DVI output.

Does the adapter generate noticeable heat or require external power when driving a 1080p display continuously?

It is a passive DisplayPort 1.1a to DVI-D converter with no external power input, so it draws minimal power from the source and runs cool during all-day operation.

Must the source device have a DisplayPort 1.1a output, or will it work with earlier or later DisplayPort versions?

The adapter complies with DisplayPort Specification V1.1a and accepts a DisplayPort 1.1a input; compatibility with other DisplayPort versions depends on the source device's backward compatibility.

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