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25 June 2024
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N 21:16 | Glossary:S/PDIF 2 changes history +252 [Philip (2×)] | |||
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20:55 (cur | prev) +247 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface) is a standard for encoding digital audio for transmission using optical fibre using TOSLINK connectors or coaxial cable using phono or BNC connectors.") | |||
| N 21:15 | Glossary:Phono plug diffhist +257 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "A phono or RCA connector is a type of coaxial connector commonly found in audio and video equipment. It is characterised by a central pin which protrudes from the cylindrical shell. Different colours are used to denote different audio or video applications.") | ||||
| N 21:06 | Glossary:BNC diffhist +164 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "BNC is a type of professional quality coaxial cable twist-to-lock connector, very commonly used for high frequency applications such as in radio, video and testing.") | ||||
| N 20:45 | Glossary:TOSLINK diffhist +377 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "TOSLINK (from TOShiba LINK) is a method of connecting audio devices such as CD players and amplifiers using optical fibre and optical connectors. These are immune to interference and ground loops, unlike copper connections. Audio is transmitted digitally. S/PDIF is the standard which defines how it is encoded.") | ||||
24 June 2024
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N 21:12 | Glossary:3-Terminal Regulator 2 changes history +499 [Philip (2×)] | |||
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08:44 (cur | prev) +497 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "A 3-terminal regulator is a device which takes an unregulated input voltage and produces a constant well-defined output voltage. It has just 3 connections (or terminals: the input, the output and a common ground. The 78/79 seriesintegrated circuits are a very common example. 78 devices take positive input and output whereas 79 series take negative. Two further digits in the type code indicate the voltage, for example 780...") | |||