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Any tips on how to protect the apparently very sensitive HDMI chips on many home devices?  Since I unified this has become almost an annual ritual.

Another stormy season has wrought havoc on all components with an HDMI connection.  Infrastructure is grounded and behind UPS/isoblocks on power and data. 

Ferrite cables?  Better 'unplug' mechanism?  Additional outside grounding?  Active hub?

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I think the only way to completely remove any damaging noise coming from the mains supply would be to use an active ups, which can be quite costly. As for EMI, continuity throughout all devices with multiple common earths is all I can think of at the moment (with an active ups/isolated supply, any potential difference at this point should not exist with bad conditions), The ferrites are a good idea, but I don't know too much about the way they work, just the basics.
 
I am no expert - just thought i'd throw in my thoughts.
 
TonyJr

I need to read up on this connection/disconnection of voltage - is it part of how HDMI works, and do you have any links that could be useful to read up about it? I am new to this section of the forums, wanting to learn more.

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