Method and apparatus for performing high-density DTMF, MF-R1, MF-R2 detection
AssigneeTellabs Operations, Inc.
InventorsOguz Tanrikulu, Sidd Gupta
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AssigneeTellabs Operations, Inc.
InventorsOguz Tanrikulu, Sidd Gupta
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Detectors determine the presence of valid sinusoids for DTMF, MF-R1 and MF-R2 protocols for encoding dialed digits. The detectors split electrical signals into subbands. Energies within the subbands are analyzed to determine a presence of sinusoids corresponding to frequencies of dialed digits. In one embodiment, the detectors comprise a PS-IIR filter to split the electrical signal into the subbands. The detectors further comprise at least one bank of filters, such as notch filters, corresponding to the number of possible relevant frequencies within the respective subbands. The detectors further comprise detection logic comprising tests, which may include analyzing the output(s) from the bank of filters. Optionally, a preclassifier is employed to predetermine which filters in the banks of filters are to be executed. The detectors, typically deployed in digital signal processors, allow for an increase in the density of detectors and provide robust performance in talk-off situations.
A method of determining a presence of sinusoids in an electrical signal, comprising:
An apparatus, comprising:
The apparatus according to clam 18, being employed in a device supporting voice-over-IP.
An apparatus, comprising:
A computer-readable medium having stored thereon sequences of instructions, the sequences of instructions including instructions, when executed by a processor, causes the processor to perform:
A voice-over-IP device, comprising:
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