Digital voice detection apparatus and method using transform dom

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – One-way audio signal program distribution – Public address system

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381 49, G10L 500

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ABSTRACT:
A waveform characterizer apparatus is disclosed for extracting cepstrum pitch and spectral properties of a waveform signal such as the baseband audio output of a receiver. The apparatus employs Fourier processing, cepstral processing, magnitude detection, logarithms processing, frequency selective filtering and time/frequency windowing to extract cepstrum pitch and spectral rolloff characteristics which can then be used to determine the signal type. One application of the invention is in a digital voice/squelch apparatus.

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