Voice Digitizer

Voice digitizers are devices used in telephone and telegraph equipment to convert analog voice signals into digital format. They are part of the supply class Telephone And Telegraph Equipment, which falls under the supply group Communication, Detection, And Coherent Radiation Equipment.

Voice digitizers play a crucial role in modern communication systems by converting voice signals into a series of digital samples. These samples can then be transmitted, stored, or processed using digital communication technologies. The digitization process involves sampling the analog voice signal at regular intervals and quantizing the amplitude of each sample.

By converting voice signals into digital format, voice digitizers enable various functionalities such as voice recording, voice recognition, voice over IP (VoIP) communication, and voice encryption. They also facilitate the integration of voice communication with other digital systems, such as computer networks and data storage systems.

Voice digitizers are commonly used in telecommunication systems, call centers, voice recording systems, voice-controlled devices, and other applications where accurate and reliable digitization of voice signals is required.