Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Speech signal processing – For storage or transmission
Patent
1996-12-27
1999-06-29
Dorvil, Richemond
Data processing: speech signal processing, linguistics, language
Speech signal processing
For storage or transmission
704226, 704242, 704233, 704244, G10L 302
Patent
active
059182040
ABSTRACT:
A speech frame is converted to speech bursts and interleaved over a predetermined number of TDMA frames for transmission. At a receive site, the transmitted signal is equalized and a quality signal indicating the quality of each burst signal is produced from the equalized signal. The equalized signal is de-interleaved, and then Vitrerbi-decoded speech samples are produced. A CRC circuit performs an error check operation on the decoded speech samples to produce an error bit if a speech frame failed the check. A decision circuit compares the quality signal with a first reference value and produces a first disable signal when it is lower than the first reference value. The decision circuit compares a total sum of the quality signals produced from the predetermined number of burst signals with a second reference value and produces a second disable signal when the total sum of the quality signals is lower than the second reference value. A speech decoder operates on the decoded speech samples to recover speech frames and masks speech frames in response to the error bit from the CRC circuit and the first and second disable signals from the decision circuit.
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Chawan Vijay B.
Dorvil Richemond
NEC Corporation
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