S/PDIF Digital Audio • S/PDIF. • S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format) is a type of digital audio transfer file format developed primarily by Sony and Philips. It enables the transfer of digital audio without converting it to and from...

...Interface System for digital displays. The M1 system is a versatile and convenient system designed for computer displays, specifically digital projectors. M1 supports both analog and digital signals. • DVI Connector • M1 is basically a modified D...

What is Digital Signage? • What is Digital Signage • The benefits are significant • Replacing traditional billboards, point-of-sale displays, and other static signage, digital signage has emerged as a great new way to catch the attention of an...

...conformity in designing communications networks and controlling distributed processing. • Communication among these distributed systems and networks requires a standard approach to network design, one that defines the relationships and intersections...

4K Digital Video: Truth and Myth • 4K Digital Video: Truth and Myth • 4K is a term to describe a maximum video resolution of 4096x2400 pixels. However, the most commonly used resolution is UHD (Ultra High Definition) at 3840x2160 pixels. This ...

Digital input/output (DIO). • Digital input/output (DIO) • Built around simple relays • A digital signal is a signal that exists in one of two states: high or low, open or closed, on or off. A digital input/output (DIO) device is hardware that...

...connecting DCE (data communications equipment—modems, converters, etc.) and DTE (data terminal equipment—computers, controllers, etc.) devices. • The standard, which is functionally equivalent to ITU V.24/V.28, specifies the workings of the inter...

...the basis of all telecommunications networks • G.703 - the basis of all telecommunications networks • G.703, an ITU-T standard that outlines how to interface digital high-speed circuits, has become the basis of all telecommunications networks. Or...

Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH). • Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) • Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) as the name implies, really is in sync. There's only one clock speed within the network, so you don’t need a buffer zone. As a res...