Article | REF: TE5685 V1

High definition television (HDTV)

Author: Bernard FOUQUET

Publication date: February 10, 2011

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6. Signal transport and storage in production environments

6.1 Two-channel cable transport

The exchange of audio data streams between production studio equipment is usually supported by two-channel links.

• Professional AES/EBU [IEC 60958-4]

The data stream consists of two channels, each coded linearly to a maximum of 24 bits. Three such links are needed to carry 5.1 without any reduction in bit rate.

Connectors can be either XLR 3-pin 110 Ohms or BNC 75 Ohms, hence the need for impedance adapters.

• Consumer S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface) [IEC 60958-3], on coaxial cable with Cinch corrector and/or TDSLINK (Toshiba-Link) link on plastic fiber and EIAJ/JEITA corrector.

This link is used for linear stereo. For multichannel,...

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