150 cm Hologram Fan Hdmi Real Time Playback

The 150 cm Hologram Fan HDMI Real Time Playback (59 inch) is a display technology that creates a 3D illusion using spinning LED lights.

• Connects to devices via HDMI for live content or videos.
• Shows 3D objects floating in mid-air (from specific angles).
• Ideal for retail displays, events, or exhibitions.
• Captures attention with dynamic holographic visuals.
• Great for showcasing products, menus, or information.
• Offers a more engaging way to present content.
• Consider viewing distance and content creation needs.
• May be affected by bright ambient lighting.
• Offers a unique and portable way to showcase content in 3D.

• Large & Eye-catching: At 150 cm, it offers a significant display size compared to smaller fan models.
• 3D Holographic Effect: It uses rapidly spinning LED lights to project video sequences, creating a 3D illusion from specific angles.
• Real-time Content: It can display live streams, video feeds, or computer-generated content through an HDMI connection.
• HDMI Compatibility: Connects to various devices with HDMI output for content playback.

Things to Consider:

• Viewing Angles: The 3D effect is best viewed from specific angles.
• Resolution & Brightness: LED quality affects image clarity.
• Content Creation: Specialized 3D content might be needed for optimal results.

In a 150 cm Hologram Fan HDMI Real-time Playback, the optical fiber cable, transceiver, and HDMI cable work together to transmit the video signal that creates the holographic illusion. Here’s a breakdown of their roles:

1. Content Source: You connect your content source (laptop, computer, media player) to the system using an HDMI cable. This cable transmits the digital video signal containing the information for the holographic image.

2. Optional: Signal Conversion (if using optical fiber):

   • In some setups, the HDMI cable might connect directly to the Hologram Fan.
   • In other setups, an optical fiber cable might be used instead of an HDMI cable. An optical transceiver is needed at each end of the optical fiber cable. The transceiver on the source side converts the electrical HDMI signal into a light signal suitable for the fiber optic cable.

3. Signal Transmission:

   • If using an optical fiber cable, the light signal travels through the cable with minimal interference. This can be beneficial for longer distances compared to a standard HDMI cable.

4. Signal Conversion (if using optical fiber):

   • On the receiving end (near the Hologram Fan), another optical transceiver converts the light signal back into an electrical HDMI signal.

5. Hologram Fan Processing:

   • The processed HDMI signal containing the video information is then fed into the Hologram Fan itself. The Hologram Fan rapidly spins its internal LED lights to project the video sequence frame by frame. This creates the illusion of a 3D object due to a persistence of vision effect.

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