System and method for simultaneous voice and data with adaptive

Pulse or digital communications – Apparatus convertible to analog

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ABSTRACT:
An adaptive gain algorithm allows the maximization of gain of an audio signal that is transmitted with a digital data signal by allowing a trellis decoder to compensate for occasional excursions of the audio and noise signal across a signal space boundary. By measuring the short term energy present in an audio signal, the algorithm of the present invention allows the maximum power to be used to transmit an analog signal without overloading the trellis decoder.

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