DocumentCode
3165310
Title
The conception and evolution of digital audio
Author
Nakajima, H.
Author_Institution
Sony Corp., Tokyo, Japan
fYear
1989
fDate
15-17 Feb. 1989
Firstpage
60
Lastpage
62
Abstract
Past trends and future projections concerning the evolution of compact disks are reviewed. It is emphasized that the rapid evolution of such systems depends on the coordinated development of various new technologies, including system architectures, algorithms, components, media, and software, Of major importance was innovation in the semiconductor technology. The practical availability of such semiconductor devices as durable laser diodes, high-precision AD (analog/digital) and DA (digital/analog) converters, sophisticated logic LSIs, and high-capacity memories was indispensable for the new digital system to be realized. Related technologies that have been developed and applied since the compact disk system demonstrated the practical advantages of digital audio are reviewed. Future developments are forecast.<>
Keywords
technological forecasting; video and audio discs; A/D converters; D/A converters; compact disks; digital audio; durable laser diodes; high-capacity memories; logic LSIs; semiconductor technology; system architectures; Audio recording; Audio systems; Digital recording; Large scale integration; Manufacturing processes; Signal processing; Software algorithms; Standardization; Technological innovation; Video recording;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Solid-State Circuits Conference, 1989. Digest of Technical Papers. 36th ISSCC., 1989 IEEE International
Conference_Location
New York, NY, USA
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ISSCC.1989.48232
Filename
48232
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