Enhanced fading and random pattern error protection for dynamic bit allocation sub-band coding
AssigneeEricsson Inc.
InventorsRichard L. Zinser, Steven R. Koch
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AssigneeEricsson Inc.
InventorsRichard L. Zinser, Steven R. Koch
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A method for correcting random errors, and detecting and replacing fading errors in radio frequency (RF) digital transmissions, such as voice transmission. In a Dynamic Bit Allocation Sub-Band Coder (DBASBC), bits corresponding to sub-band energy levels are protected before transmission. If the bit error rate detected for a current speech frame is sufficiently high for a sufficient period of time, the band energies for the speech frame are zeroed thereby effectively muting the speech coder output for that frame. If muting is not required but there still exists a bit error condition detected as a fade, the speech frame is deemed corrupted. As a result, the energies for the bands in the current speech frame are selectively replaced with the band energies from the previous frame (assuming the previous frame band energies are reasonable values). Otherwise, the individual band energies are examined one by one. If the individual band energy requires correction, the band energies are replaced individually. In addition, the energy replacement values are checked for reasonableness.
A method for communicating signals using sub-band coding, comprising the steps of:
A method for communicating signals using sub-band coding, comprising the steps of:
A method for communicating signals using sub-band coding, comprising the steps of:
In a sub-band coded speech communications system where bits corresponding to sub-band energy levels are protected before transmission, a method for compensating for random and fading errors corrupting the protected bits, comprising the steps of:
In a sub-band coded speech communications system where bits corresponding to sub-band energy levels are protected before transmission, a method for compensating for random and fading errors corrupting the protected bits, comprising the steps of:
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