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Adaptive differential pulse-coded modulation with exponential tracking

Ali H. Sayed
2003
Conference paper

Abstract

This paper first investigates a companded differential pulse-coded modulator and. derives an expression for its SNR performance. Analysis and simulations show that, the coder has superior SNR and dynamic range performance over other coders of similar complexity. The companded modulator is then extended to an adaptive differential pulse-coded modulator with high SNR and dynamic range performance, and it is shown to be BIBO stable.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/233385?ln=en

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