Fading bit error protection for digital cellular multi-pulse speech coder
CA 2025307 A1 · Owner: Toy, Raymond Leo · Inventors: Zinser, Richard Louis; Toy, Raymond Leo; Koch, Steven Robert
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RD-19,900, FADING BIT ERROR PROTECTION FOR DIGITAL CELLULAR MULTI-SPEECH CODER, ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE Protection of a digital multi-pulse speech coder from fading pattern bit errors common in a digital mobile radio channel is accomplished with error detection techniques which are simple to implement and require no error correcting codes. A synthetic regeneration algorithm is employed which uses only the perceptually significant bits in the transmitted frame. Separate parity checksums for line spectrum pair frequency data, pitch lag data and pulse amplitude data are added to each frame of speech coder bits in the transmitter. The bits are then transmitted through a mobile environment …
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- Filed September 13, 1990. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended September 13, 2010.
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