Digital communications
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Names and connections
Communications, Digital; Digital transmission; Pulse communication
- Broader: Digital electronics
- Broader: Pulse techniques (Electronics)
- Broader: Telecommunication
- Narrower: Computer networks
- Narrower: Data transmission systems
- Narrower: Digital audio broadcasting
- Narrower: Digital modulation
- Narrower: Digital subscriber lines
- Narrower: Digital telephone systems
- Narrower: Digital television
- Narrower: Gigabit communications
- Narrower: Integrated services digital networks
- Narrower: Oral communication--Digital techniques
- Narrower: Pulse-code modulation
- Narrower: RDS (Radio)
- Narrower: Radio--Packet transmission
- Narrower: Serial communications
- Narrower: Space time codes
- Narrower: Synchronous data transmission systems
- Narrower: T1 (Telecommunication lines)
- Narrower: Visual communication--Digital techniques
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 866947601260496448 · morton4x16-v1
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