delta pulse code modulation
delta pulse code modulation
[′del·tə ¦pəls ‚kōd ‚mäj‚ə′lā·shən] (electronics)
A modulation system that converts audio signals into corresponding trains of digital pulses to give greater freedom from interference during transmission over wire or radio channels.
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