Method and apparatus of reproducing digital data

Coded data generation or conversion – Digital code to digital code converters – With error detection or correction

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ABSTRACT:
Relationships between amplitude patterns, each being composed of a train of a predetermined number of samples including a target sample, and correction values corresponding to quantizing errors of the target samples are obtained in advance from a relationship between a plurality of samples of the same amplitude pattern and actual amplitude values of their target samples. Each of the sample values of inputted digital data is corrected by a correction value corresponding to an amplitude pattern specified by the sample values around such sample value to be corrected. As a result of this operation, a correction value consisting of a few bits is added to the lower of the LSB of the digital data, thereby reducing quantization noise of the digital data.

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