DocumentCode
1076305
Title
Speech compression CODIMEX system
Author
Daguet, J.
Author_Institution
Télécommunications Radioélectriques et Téléphoniques, Paris, France
Issue
2
fYear
1963
Firstpage
63
Lastpage
71
Abstract
A relatively simple installation is sufficient to obtain a four-to-one reduction of the frequency bandwidth occupied by a telephonic signal. The speech is decomposed into its three principal formants which constitute the basic information carrying elements. Each of these formants is compressed both in amplitude and in frequency following a definite mathematical law, and in accordance with a specified formula for transforming the frequency spectrum. The speech obtained is highly intelligible and the spectrum of the reconstituted signal is a satisfactory reproduction of that of the initial telephonic signal. The installation enables additional telephonic communications to be transmitted in the existing channels. CODIMEX means: COmpression, DIvision, Multiplication, EXpansion.
Keywords
Bandwidth; Channel capacity; Communication cables; Frequency conversion; Radio frequency; Signal to noise ratio; Speech; Telecommunications; Vocoders; Wires;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Audio, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0096-1620
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TAU.1963.1161691
Filename
1161691
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