Zen'ichi Kiyasu invented the reflected binary scheme used in some implementations of this technology.  One of the co-inventors of this technology coined the term Transistor. C. Chapin Cutler invented the  differential form of this. G.722 uses an adaptive form of this to increase the response range. It was invented  by Bernard Oliver, John Peirce, and Claude Shannon. DS0 communication is based on the 8 bit form of this, and  24 of those DS0 lines are combined to form a T1 line. Direct Stream Digital does not use this type of encoding but  instead uses a delta-sigma type method. Meridian Lossles
Zen'ichi Kiyasu invented the reflected binary scheme used in some implementations of this technology.  One of the co-inventors of this technology coined the term Transistor. C. Chapin Cutler invented the  differential form of this. G.722 uses an adaptive form of this to increase the response range. It was invented  by Bernard Oliver, John Peirce, and Claude Shannon. DS0 communication is based on the 8 bit form of this, and  24 of those DS0 lines are combined to form a T1 line. Direct Stream Digital does not use this type of encoding but  instead uses a delta-sigma type method. Meridian Lossless Packing is one way to compress information stored in  this scheme such as in one variant of the DVD. CDs store audio through the linear version of this scheme. For 10  points, name this technique where an analog signal into a time division multiplexed sequence of digital symbols  based on the amplitude.
Zen'ichi Kiyasu invented the reflected binary scheme used in some implementations of this technology.  
Pulse Code Modulation [or PCM; prompt on analog to digital conversion]