What is the Different Between HD Camera and AHD Camera?

What is the Different Between HD Camera and AHD Camera?

HD (High Definition) and AHD (Analog High Definition) are two common video standards used in a variety of applications 

such as security cameras and automotive camera systems. While both video standards provide high-resolution video, there are some key differences between the two:

Resolution: HD cameras generally offer 720p (1280x720) or 1080p (1920x1080) resolution, while AHD cameras can support 1080p (1920x1080) resolution. In fact, both cameras offer similar resolution.

Transmission: The main difference between HD cameras and AHD cameras is the transmission method. HD cameras typically transmit digitally over HDMI or Ethernet cables, 

while AHD cameras transmit analogly over traditional coaxial cables. AHD cameras are commonly used in car cameras.

Compatibility: HD cameras are generally more compatible with modern display devices, such as HD computer monitors, that support digital video input. 

But AHD cameras may require a compatible MDVR ( mobile digital video recorder) to display video on AHD monitors.