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Transmission of Digital Signals

All knowledge required for the understanding of transmission and storage of digital audio signals is found in this chapter.<BR>

Satellite Technologies and Services

This paper gives a lot of information about technologies and services of satellite systems used for world wide broadcasting today. <BR><BR><BR> <B> <A HREF="http://dw-world.de/english/0,3367,3907_A_357154,00.html" class="slilac"><img src="/navimg/navbtn_pfeil.gif" alt=""border="0" width="5" height="10"> Studio Operations</A> <BR> <A HREF="http://dw-world.de/english/0,3367,3907_A_357209,00.html" class="slilac"><img src="/navimg/navbtn_pfeil.gif" alt=""border="0" width="5" height="10"> Studio Maintenance</A> <BR> <A HREF="http://dw-world.de/english/0,3367,3907_A_357663,00.html" class="slilac"><img src="/navimg/navbtn_pfeil.gif" alt=""border="0" width="5" height="10"> Useful Links</A> </B>

Analogue to Digital Conversion

Here you learn about the principles and characteristics of various principles of A-D converters and D-A converters.<BR>

Properties of Analogue and Digital Signals

This paper explains the fundamental theory which is necessary for digital audio signals.<BR>

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