Audio transport yields mixed success

The analog audio was input to a standard "channel bank" that output the framed digital audio data on a Ti line, which could be run the distance needed. The trick was taking the standard framed Ti (1.536 Mbits/second) and converting the format to a i.i5i-Mbit/s proprietary link format.

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Published inElectronic Engineering Times no. 1607; pp. 56 - 57
Main Author Bues, Dwight
Format Magazine Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cambridge AspenCore 12.09.2011
Subjects
Analog
Banks
Channels
Converting
Digital
Digital transmission
Experiments
Format
Product development
Proprietary
Titanium
Transport
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Summary:The analog audio was input to a standard "channel bank" that output the framed digital audio data on a Ti line, which could be run the distance needed. The trick was taking the standard framed Ti (1.536 Mbits/second) and converting the format to a i.i5i-Mbit/s proprietary link format.
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ISSN:0192-1541