Encoder using an excitation sequence and a residual excitation sequence
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsFriedhelm Wuppermann, Fransiscus M. J. De Bont
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsFriedhelm Wuppermann, Fransiscus M. J. De Bont
Estimating the term…
In a CELP coder, a comparison between a target signal and a plurality of synthetic signals is made. A synthetic signal is derived by filtering a plurality of excitation sequences by a synthesis filter having parameters derived from the target signal. The excitation signal, which results in a minimum error between the target signal and the synthetic signal, is selected. The search for the best excitation signal requires a substantial computational complexity. To reduce the complexity, a preselection of a small number of excitation sequences is made by selecting a small number of excitation sequences resembling the most backward filtered target signal. With this small number of excitation sequences a full complexity search is made. Due to the reduced number of excitation sequences involved in the final selection the required computational complexity is reduced.
A transmission system comprising
A transmitter (2) for transmitting an input signal, the transmitter (2) comprising an encoder (4) with
An encoder (4) comprising
A method for transmitting an input signal, the method comprising
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.