Difference between revisions of "digital signal lines (Q906)"
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(Changed claim: context (P66): This chapter focuses on transport via ultra-low-latency point-to-point links, not packet-based data networks. In the digital world, even the most simple connections are interleaved multichannel, with channel counts ranging from 2 to 64.) | (Changed [en] description: theoretical and practical aspects of digital signal transmission) | ||
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theoretical and practical aspects of digital signal transmission
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | digital signal lines | theoretical and practical aspects of digital signal transmission |
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AES3 (English)
common connectors (English)
physical layers (English)
digital format (English)
clocking (English)
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MADI (English)
common connectors (English)
physical layers (English)
digital format (English)
clocking (English)
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AES50 (English)
common connectors (English)
physical layers (English)
digital format (English)
clocking (English)
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fundamental concepts (English)
physical layers and digital formats (English)
interleaving / time-division multiplex (English)
in-band clocking (English)
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S/PDIF (English)
common connectors (English)
physical layers (English)
digital format (English)
clocking (English)
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This chapter focuses on transport via ultra-low-latency point-to-point links, not packet-based data networks. In the digital world, even the most simple connections are interleaved multichannel, with channel counts ranging from 2 to 64. (English)
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