CD

E700518

A CD is a digital optical disc format commonly used for storing and playing back audio recordings and other data.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Compact Disc 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf digital storage medium
optical disc format
abbreviation CD
alternativeDiameter 80 mm
audioBitDepth 16-bit
audioCapacity approximately 74 minutes
approximately 80 minutes
audioChannels stereo
audioEncodingFormat PCM NERFINISHED
audioSamplingRate 44.1 kHz
audioStandard Red Book NERFINISHED
category consumer electronics
data storage technology
dataAccessMethod optical
dataEncoding pits and lands
dataLayerLocation beneath polycarbonate substrate
dataProtectionFeature CIRC NERFINISHED
error correction coding
dataStandard Yellow Book
encodingType digital
fileSystemStandard ISO 9660 NERFINISHED
introducedAsReplacementFor audio cassette
vinyl records
introducedInYear 1982
material polycarbonate plastic
playbackDevice CD player
computer optical drive
readingMethod laser
reflectiveLayerMaterial aluminum
sectorSize 2352 bytes
shape circular
standardizedBy Philips NERFINISHED
Sony NERFINISHED
storageCapacity approximately 700 MB
successor Blu-ray Disc NERFINISHED
DVD
typicalDiameter 120 mm
use audio storage
data storage
music distribution
software distribution
variant CD-R
CD-ROM
CD-RW
Photo CD NERFINISHED
Super Video CD NERFINISHED
Video CD
wavelengthOfReadingLaser 780 nm

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MiniDisc competesWith CD
this entity surface form: Compact Disc