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sink device

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sink device
A destination device. A device that receives data over a communications line or I/O channel. For example, a user's PC attached to a network could be called a sink device. In contrast, the device from which the data originated is called the "source device." See sink and heat sink.


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1a includes further definition on display authentication for protected video content, addresses Sink device AUX channel interrupt requests, and makes enhancements to the 4-lane connector used for 3D display applications.
The document 3D Digital Interface Requirements, created by Steering Team 2 - 3D Distribution, Storage and Transmission, contains requirements for functions and features of the digital interface for 3D video data between source devices such as set-top boxes, media players, portable computers, desktop computers, and sink devices such as 3D TVs and monitors.
Power management is automatically controlled through sink device detection, and output squelch circuits are controlled by input signal detection.
 
 
 
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