Patent
1980-10-30
1983-05-03
Kemeny, Emanuel S.
H04B 320
Patent
active
043821642
ABSTRACT:
A speech detector uses a signal classifier (19) to identify portions of a representation of the average magnitude of a group of signal samples indicative of either speech or noise. A controller (33) in the signal classifier follows a four state sequence using appropriate time constants for signal measures in a variety of signal conditions in defining the speech and noise portions of the representation. A level estimator (21) uses selectively obtained signal measures from the defined portions of the representation to provide adaptively variable decision levels. A speech definer (16) compares the representation to a first decision level and the signal samples to a higher decision level to indicate the occurrence of speech signal activity when either decision level is exceeded. In a two way transmission arrangement, a receive trunk speech detector uses a stretcher (133) to prevent adaptation of the transmit speech detector thresholds when echo signals are present.
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Bell Telephone Laboratories Incorporated
Kemeny Emanuel S.
Moran John Francis
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