History of development

 Transmission  Signal Processing

o Wire o Capture 1745
 Telegraph (Capacitor)
1795- o Analog Encoding 1830's
1832 (morse code)
 Facsimile o Electronic Modulating
1843- 1832-1927
1861 o Electronic Multiplexing
 Telephon 1853 (TDM)
e 1849- o Digitizing 1903 (PCM
1877
Telephone)
 Cable o Electronic Encryption
1962
1935-1945
(Coaxial
Standard) o Online Routing 1969
 Fiber o Electronic Programming
Optics 1943-current
1956-
1970
o Wireless  Electronic Information Storage
 Radio o Recording Medium
1897-  Punched
1920 card and
 Satellite Paper Tape
1958- 1725/1846
1972  Phonograp
 Free h Cylinder
Space and Disk
Optics 1857-1958
1960s  Film 1876-
o Internet 1889
 Downloa  Magnetic
d 1969 Storage
(file 1898-2003
transfer  RAM
protocols) 1941-
 Live current
Streamin  Barcodes
g 1996 1952/1973
(RTP (UPC)
Protocol)
 Laser Disc
1969-1978
 Display and Output  Compact
Disc/DVD
o Information
1982/1993-
Processing 1940's current
(Term)
o Content Formats
o Galvanometer 1832
 Content in
o Telegraph Sounder
general
1844 1877-
o Telephone Receiver current
1849-1877  Audio
o Light Bulb 1801-1883 Recording
o Neon 1893-1902 1877-
current
o Teletype Receiver
 Video
1910 Recording
o CRT 1922 1952-
o Radio/Television current
Tuner 1894-1927  Digital File
o Speaker/Headphones Formats
1876-1928/1930s  Database
o LED/LCD 1955- Content
and
1962/1968
Formats
o Laser Light Show 1963-
1970s current
o Computer Monitor
1950s/1976 (for PCs)
o Large Electronic  Interactivity
Display 1985 o Control Panel
o HDTV 1936 (Term) o Input Device
1990s (Standards) o Game Controller
o Handheld
o HMD 1968-current o Wired Glove
o Brain computer
interface (BCI)