Method and apparatus for the recognition of individually spoken

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

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ABSTRACT:
A system for recognizing individually spoken words includes an acousto-electric transducer with a controllable amplifier and a high-pass filter connected to a level calculation path for calculating the level of the output signal by detecting the signal envelope and converting the envelope signal to a 1-bit digital signal to be supplied to a microprocessor. A signal analysis path is also connected to the transducer and includes a low-pass filter followed by a 1-bit analog to digital converter and a digital processing unit which supplies data units to the microprocessor. Individually spoken words are recognized and actions taken accordingly.

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