Method and apparatus for reducing the word length of a...

Pulse or digital communications – Pulse code modulation – Differential

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C375S240000, C375S260000, C375S244000, C375S377000, C341S131000, C341S138000, C386S349000, C704S226000, C704S230000

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ABSTRACT:
A method and signal processing apparatus for reducing the number of bits of a digital input signal (Mi), includes adding a pseudo-random noise signal (Na) to the digital input signal (Mi) to obtain an intermediate signal (Di), the pseudo-random noise signal (Na) being defined by noise parameters (Np), and quantizing the intermediate signal (Di), having a word length of n bits, to a reduced word-length signal (Me) having a word length of m bits, n being larger than or equal to m. The method further includes quantizing the intermediate signal (Di) using a first transfer function which is non-linear, the first transfer function being defined by non-linear device parameters (NLDp).

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