Speech coder and decoder for adaptive delta modulation coding sy

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ABSTRACT:
Deterioration of speech quality due to coding errors during transmission is reduced by suppressing high changes in amplitude. High changes in amplitude are detected by comparing an amplified step size with a decoded output signal. Step size is amplified (by a range of 2-4) and compared to a delayed, decoded output signal. The delayed, decoded output is attenuated (by a range of 0.8-0.99) and the comparison controls a selection between two signals: the amplified step size and the attenuated output. The attenuated output is selected if the delayed output is greater than the amplified step size; otherwise, the amplified step size is selected. The selected signal serves as a prediction signal.

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