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VGA to 3RCA component video adapter with internal power cable

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Ruth's sister 15 Pin VGA to 3RCA Component Video Adapter internal power cable

SKU CH-QDYX-HR8HD

Connects a 15-pin VGA source to a three-RCA component video display

  • Connects VGA sources to component displays
  • 15-pin VGA input accepts standard video signals
  • Three RCA outputs carry component video
  • Passive adapter needs no external power

VGA to 3RCA component video adapter

This 15-pin VGA to 3RCA component video adapter converts a VGA source signal to component video outputs. It uses a female HD15 VGA connector and three RCA jacks for video. The passive design requires no external power supply. It suits users connecting legacy graphics cards or projectors to component displays.

For component video connections only

Buyers needing HDMI, DVI or DisplayPort outputs should look elsewhere. This adapter does not convert digital signals or carry audio. It is intended for analogue component video equipment with matching RCA inputs. Users requiring active signal conversion or different connector types will need a different solution.

Highlights

  • Connects VGA sources to component displays
  • 15-pin VGA input accepts standard video signals
  • Three RCA outputs carry component video
  • Passive adapter needs no external power

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What must my graphics card provide for the 15 pin VGA connector to carry a component video signal?

The graphics card must output component video (YPbPr) through its VGA port; the adapter only rearranges the pins and cannot convert RGBHV to component on its own.

Will this adapter let me keep using an older component-only display with a modern GPU that only has HDMI or DisplayPort?

No, because the adapter requires a VGA port that natively supports component video; a modern GPU without VGA cannot supply the needed signal through this passive device.

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