Quantizing and dequantizing circuit with reduced size

Coded data generation or conversion – Quantizer

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ABSTRACT:
A quantizing and dequantizing circuit has a first memory circuit with integer addresses, in which reciprocal data are stored, and a second memory circuit, in which a quantization table of integers is stored. The Integers stored in the second memory circuit are provided to the first memory circuit as address signals, causing output of the corresponding reciprocal data. Data to be quantized are multiplied by the reciprocal data output by the first memory circuit. Data to be dequantized are multiplied by the integers output from the second memory circuit.

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