PCM Signal calculator
AssigneeKokusai Denshin Denwa Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYoshikazu Ikeda, Yasushi Wakahara
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AssigneeKokusai Denshin Denwa Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYoshikazu Ikeda, Yasushi Wakahara
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A PCM signal calculator for non-linear encoded PCM signals in the A-law system or .mu.-law system having a sign bit and a plurality of absolute value bits with three bits of segment number and four bits of step numbers within segment comprises; (a) a pair of input terminals for receiving the input PCM signals; (b) a signal or plurality of calculation means for providing the addition, subtraction and/or multiplication between the absolute values of two input PCM signals; (c) means for providing sign bit of the calculated result from the sign bits of the input PCM signals and/or the output of said calculation means; (d) an output terminal for providing the sign bit of the result from said means (c) and the absolute value of the result from said means (d). Said calculation means is either a table memory storing the result of each calculation according to the address designated by the input signals or combination of electronic components operating input PCM signals with segment number and step number within segment like a floating point number. Thus, the calculation of PCM signals encoded with non-linear encoding system like A-law and/or .mu.-law is performed without converting the PCM signals to linear signals.
A PCM signal calculator for addition of two input PCM signals P and Q each having a sign bit and a plurality of absolute value bits encoded to non-linear encoding system selected from A-law encoding system and .mu.-law encoding system with segment number and step number within segment comprising:
A PCM signal calculator for multiplication of two input PCM signals P and Q each having a sign bit and a plurality of absolute value bits encoded to non-linear encodying system selected from A-law encoding system and .mu.-law encoding system with segment number and step number within segment comprising:
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