Feedback residue compression for digital speech systems

Wave transmission lines and networks – Automatically controlled systems – With control of equalizer and/or delay network

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333 14, 179 1555R, G10L 106

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ABSTRACT:
A digital speech compression system uses a predictive feedback loop. The digital speech signals are compressed within the feedback loop for reducing the transmitter bandwidth. The system comprises a first adder into which the digital signal is fed followed by a quantizer and a compression logic. The predictive loop includes a second adder coupled to the compression logic and followed by a digital predictive filter. The output of the filter is impressed in a negative sense on the first adder and in a positive sense on the second adder. Specifically, the quantizer and compression logic may consist of a two-valued limiter followed by a compressor and a converter in the feedback loop or alternatively the limiter may be followed by a converter while the compressor is disposed outside the feedback loop to provide sample by sample compression.

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