Method and apparatus for improving sound quality
AssigneeIndustry-Academic Cooperation Foundation, Yonsei University
InventorsHong Goo Kang, Min Seok Choi, Ho Seon Shin
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Abstract
Disclosed is a method of improving a sound quality, including: receiving a transmission signal of a first user equipment; removing noise in the transmission signal using noise information of the first user equipment side; performing speech reinforcement with respect to the noise removed transmission signal using noise information of a second user equipment side; and transmitting the speech reinforced transmission signal to the second user equipment.
Claims12
A method of improving a sound quality, comprising:
- (a) receiving a transmission signal of a first user equipment;
- (b) removing noise in the transmission signal using noise information of the first user equipment side;
- (c) performing speech reinforcement with respect to the noise removed transmission signal using noise information of a second user equipment side;
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- (d) transmitting the speech reinforced transmission signal to the second user equipment;
- wherein the receiving, removing, performing and transmitting steps are performed at a base station but not at the first user equipment and the second user equipment.
An apparatus for improving a sound quality, comprising:
- a processor installed in a base station executing instructions to operate as a first speech enhancement unit to remove noise in a transmission signal of a first user equipment using noise information of the first user equipment side;
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- the processing further executing instructions to operate as a first speech reinforcement unit to perform speech reinforcement with respect to the noise removed transmission signal of the first user equipment using noise information of a second user equipment side;
- wherein the first speech enhancement unit and the first speech reinforcement unit are located in the base station, and not at the first user equipment or the second user equipment.
A base station comprising:
- a receiver to receive a transmission signal of a first user equipment;
- a processor installed in the base station and executing instructions to operate as a first speech enhancement unit to remove noise in the transmission signal of the first user equipment using noise information of the first user equipment side;
- the processing further executing instructions to operate as a first speech reinforcement unit to perform speech reinforcement with respect to the noise removed transmission signal of the first user equipment using noise information of a second user equipment side;
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- a transmitter to transmit the speech reinforced transmission signal of the first user equipment to the second user equipment;
- wherein the first speech enhancement unit and the first speech reinforcement unit are located in the base station, and not at the first user equipment or the second user equipment.
A method of improving a sound quality, comprising:
- receiving a first transmission signal of a first user equipment;
- removing noise in the first transmission signal using first noise information of the first user equipment side;
- performing speech reinforcement with respect to the noise removed first transmission signal using second noise information of a second user equipment side;
- transmitting the speech reinforced first transmission signal to the second user equipment;
- receiving a second transmission signal of the second user equipment;
- removing noise in the second transmission signal using the second noise information of the second user equipment side;
- performing speech reinforcement with respect to the noise removed second transmission signal using the first noise information of the first user equipment side;
- and
- transmitting the speech reinforced second transmission signal to the first user equipment,
- wherein the receivings, removings, performings and transmittings are performed at a base station but not at the first user equipment and the second user equipment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.