Time division multiplexed transmission systems for telephone or like signals with frequency band compression
AssigneeNippon Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsShinichi Aikoh, Kunihiko Niwa, Atsushi Tomozawa
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AssigneeNippon Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsShinichi Aikoh, Kunihiko Niwa, Atsushi Tomozawa
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In a digital time division multiplexed telephone transmission system, a plurality of telephone signals are cyclically sampled and quantized so that each sampled value may be encoded into a binary codeword of a preset number of bits and that a series of codewords equal in number to the telephone signals may constitute a frame and a series of a predetermined number frames may in turn constitute a superframe. At the transmission end, an input circuit (202) receives the time division multiplexed telephone signals, and a code converter (204) coupled to the input circuit and responsive to a state-representing signal successively converts each of the binary codewords into a plurality of modified codewords. The modified codewords are variably assigned comparatively smaller and greater numbers of binary digits depending on the state-representing signal, the comparatively greater number being equal to or smaller than the preset number. A selection circuit (207) is supplied with the modified codewords and selectively allows one of the modified codewords to pass. A bit-number-assigning circuit (205) is coupled to the code converter and responsive to the output of the selection circuit to produce the state-representing signal in response to the corresponding one of at least one preceding frame, and for each of the modified codewords, the bit-number-assigning circuit produces a bit-number-representing signal indicating the number of bits assigned to the binary codeword being transmitted. A multiplexer (206) is coupled to the bit-number-assigning circuit and arranges in time domain the output of the selection circuit, bit-number-representing signal and a superframe synchronization signal. At the reception end, a code-inverse converter (1003) is responsive to the bit-number-representing signal to reproduce the binary codewords from the modified codewords.
A digital transmission system for efficient transmission of time division multiplexed digital telephone signals, wherein a plurality of telephone signals are cyclically sampled and quantized so that each sampled value may be encoded into a binary codeword of a preset number of bits and that a series of said codewords equal in number to said telephone signals may constitute a frame defined by a frame synchronization signal and a series of a predetermined number of said frames may in turn constitute a superframe defined by a superframe synchronization signal, thereby to provide said time division multiplexed digital telephone signals, wherein said system comprises at the transmission end:
A digital transmission system for efficient transmission of time division multiplexed digital telephone signals, wherein a plurality of telephone signals are cyclically sampled and quantized so that each sampled value may be encoded into a binary codeword of a preset number of bits and that a series of said codewords equal in number to said telephone signals may constitute a frame defined by a frame synchronization signal and a series of a predetermined number of said frames signal may in turn constitute a superframe defined by a superframe synchronization signal, thereby to provide said time division multiplexed telephone signals, wherein said system comprises:
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