pcm
/piːsiːem/Definitions
1. noun
A Pulse Code Modulation, a method of encoding analog signals into digital signals.
“The audio engineer used PCM to convert the analog signal into a digital format.”
2. abbreviation
Pulse Code Modulation, an audio coding standard used for digital audio.
“The new audio equipment uses PCM for higher quality audio.”
3. acronym
Pulse Code Modulation, a widely used method for digital audio encoding.
“The audio engineer explained how PCM works in the digital audio software.”
4. verb
to convert an analog signal into a digital signal using Pulse Code Modulation.
“The audio software can be used to PCM the audio file.”