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Digital Interface Handbook, Third Edition
Digital Interface Handbook, Third Edition
ISBN: 0240519094
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 120
Authors:
John Watkinson
,
Francis Rumsey
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Digital Interface Handbook, Third Edition
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Interfacing
1.2 Analog and Digital Communication Compared
1.3 Quantization, Binary Data and Word Length
1.4 Serial and Parallel Communications
1.5 Introduction to Interface Terminology
1.6 Introduction to Networks
1.7 The Electrical Interface
1.8 Optical Interfaces
1.9 Timebase Recovery in Interfacing
References
Chapter 2: An Introduction to Digital Audio and Video
2.2 Types of Audio Signal
2.3 What is a Video Signal?
2.4 Types of Video Signal
2.5 What is a Digital Signal?
2.6 Why Digital?
2.7 The Information Content of an Analog Signal
2.8 Introduction to Conversion
2.9 Binary Codes for Audio
2.10 Binary Codes for Video
2.11 Requantizing and Digital Dither
2.12 Introduction to Compression
2.13 Introduction to Audio Compression
2.14 Introduction to Video Compression
References
Chapter 3: Digital Transmission
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Types of Transmission Channel
3.3 Transmission Lines
3.4 Equalization and Data Separation
3.5 Slicing and Jitter Rejection
3.6 Channel Coding
3.7 Simple Codes
3.8 Group Codes
3.9 Randomizing and Encryption
3.10 Synchronizing
3.11 Basic Error Correction
3.12 Concealment by Interpolation
3.13 Parity
3.14 Block and Convolutional Codes
3.15 Cyclic Codes
3.16 The Galois Field
3.17 Introduction to the Reed-Solomon Codes
3.18 Correction by Erasure
3.19 Interleaving
3.20 Product Codes
3.21 Networks
3.22 MPEG Packets and Time Stamps
3.23 Program Clock Reference
3.24 Transport Stream Multiplexing
Appendix 3.1: Calculation of Reed-Solomon Generator Polynomials
References
Chapter 4: Dedicated Audio Interfaces
4.1 Background to Dedicated Audio Interfaces
4.2 Background to Internationally Standardized Interfaces
4.3 Standard Two-Channel Interface Principles
4.4 Sampling Rate Related to Data Rate
4.5 Auxiliary Data in the Standard Two-Channel Interface
4.6 The Validity (V) Bit
4.7 The User (U) Channel
4.8 Channel Status Data
4.9 Data-Reduced Audio Over Standard Two-Channel Interfaces
4.10 AES42 Digital Microphone Interface
4.11 The Standard Multichannel Interface (MADI)
4.12 Manufacturer-Specific Interfaces
References
Chapter 5: Carrying Real-Time Audio Over Computer Interfaces
5.1 Introduction to Carrying Audio Over Computer Interfaces
5.2 Audio Over FireWire (IEEE 1394)
5.3 Audio Over Universal Serial Bus (USB)
5.4 AES47: Audio Over ATM
5.5 ISDN
5.6 CobraNet
5.7 MAGIC
5.8 MOST
5.9 BSS SoundWeb
5.10 Digital Content Protection
References
Chapter 6: Practical Audio Interfacing
6.2 Choice of Sync Reference
6.3 Distribution of Sync References
6.4 Clock Accuracy Considerations
6.5 Use and Function of Sampling Frequency Synchronizers
6.6 Considerations in Video Environments
6.7 Compatibility Issues in Audio Interfacing
6.8 Handling Differences in Audio Signal Rate and Resolution
6.9 Analysing the Digital Audio Interface
6.10 Interface Transceiver Chips
6.11 Routers and Switchers
6.12 Other Useful Products
6.13 A Brief Troubleshooting Guide
References
Chapter 7: Digital Video Interfaces
7.2 Areas of Standardization
7.3 Digitizing Component Video
7.4 Structure of SD Component Digital
7.5 Structure of HD Component Digital
7.6 Synchronizing
7.7 Component Ancillary Data
7.8 The SD Parallel Interface
7.9 The HD Parallel Interface
7.10 The Composite Digital Parallel Interface
7.11 Serial Digital Video Interfaces
7.12 Digital Video Interfacing Chipsets
7.13 Embedded Audio in SDI
7.14 EDH -- Error Detection and Handling
References
Chapter 8: Practical Video Interfacing
8.2 Timing in Digital Installations
8.3 Configuring SDI Links
8.4 Testing Digital Video Interfaces
8.5 Signature Analysis
8.6 Margining
8.7 Protocol Testing
List of Figures
List of Tables
Digital Interface Handbook, Third Edition
ISBN: 0240519094
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 120
Authors:
John Watkinson
,
Francis Rumsey
BUY ON AMAZON
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