Opens in a new tab

AES E-Library

← Back to search

Convention Paper

Recent Developments in Digital Audio Techniques

Authors: Gundry, Kenneth J.; Robinson, D. P.; Todd, Craig C.

AES Convention 73 · Paper 1956 · March 1983

Abstract

An idea from the 1950s is reintroduced, reevaluated, and improved to produce a digital system of high quality with a bit rate of only about 250 kbits/second. Where channel widths or bandwidth considerations are such to prevent the use of higher quality 16-bit pem systems, the new approach can be used giving a quality significantly superior to today's broadcast standards, at a greatly reduced cost to pem, and possessing a fundamentally more robust cost to pem, and possessing a fundamentally more robust resistance to many types of errors than pem.

Details

Published in
AES Convention 73
AES Convention
73
Paper number
1956
Publication date
March 6, 1983
Session subject
Digital Signal Processing and Interfaces
Affiliation
Dolby Laboratories, San Francisco, CA (See document for exact affiliation information.)
Type
Convention Paper