Pages that link to "Pulse-code modulation"
The following pages link to Pulse-code modulation:
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- Acorn Electron (← links | edit)
- Atari ST (← links | edit)
- Audio signal processing (← links | edit)
- Au file format (← links | edit)
- Amiga 1000 (← links | edit)
- Claude Shannon (← links | edit)
- Codec (← links | edit)
- Computer mouse (← links | edit)
- Digital video (← links | edit)
- Game Boy Advance (← links | edit)
- Telecommunications in India (← links | edit)
- ISDN (← links | edit)
- MPEG-1 (← links | edit)
- Signal modulation (← links | edit)
- Telecommunications in North Korea (← links | edit)
- Neo Geo (← links | edit)
- Ogg (← links | edit)
- Amiga Original Chip Set (← links | edit)
- QuickTime (← links | edit)
- Streaming media (← links | edit)
- Sega Saturn (← links | edit)
- Dreamcast (← links | edit)
- Telephone (← links | edit)
- Trackball (← links | edit)
- Unreal (1998 video game) (← links | edit)
- Vocoder (← links | edit)
- 56 kbit/s line (← links | edit)
- Synchronous optical networking (← links | edit)
- Analog-to-digital converter (← links | edit)
- Delta modulation (← links | edit)
- Digital Signal 0 (← links | edit)
- Electronic switching system (← links | edit)
- Equivalent pulse code modulation noise (← links | edit)
- T-carrier (← links | edit)
- Time-division multiplexing (← links | edit)
- Telephony (← links | edit)
- Voice frequency (← links | edit)
- Compact Disc Digital Audio (← links | edit)
- Data communication (← links | edit)
- Telemetry (← links | edit)
- Gray code (← links | edit)
- List of computing and IT abbreviations (← links | edit)
- Pulse-amplitude modulation (← links | edit)
- South East England (← links | edit)
- Digital audio (← links | edit)
- DV (video format) (← links | edit)
- Ad Lib, Inc. (← links | edit)
- Shorten (codec) (← links | edit)
- Digital Audio Tape (← links | edit)
- ITT Inc. (← links | edit)