S. Kubota et al., IMPROVED ADPCM VOICE SIGNAL TRANSMISSION EMPLOYING CLICK-NOISE DETECTION SCHEME FOR TDMA-TDD PERSONAL COMMUNICATION-SYSTEMS, IEEE transactions on vehicular technology, 46(1), 1997, pp. 108-113
In personal communication systems, better voice quality and lower term
inal price are essential requirements, and adaptive differential pulse
-code modulation (ADPCM) codecs are one of the voice codec candidates
that have good voice quality and reasonable cost, However, in slow fad
ing environments, burst errors induce click noise in ADPCM voice signa
l transmission, This paper proposes a novel error-concealment scheme t
o improve the ADPCM voice signal transmission quality of time division
multiple access-time division duplex (TDMA-TDD) personal communicatio
n systems in slow fading environments, The proposed scheme employs an
improved error-detection technique with PCM differential detection and
overflows detection coupled with a cyclic redundancy check (CRC) code
, To compensate for residual click noise, an expanded ORC error-detect
ion signal is used, Erroncous PCM signals are adaptively suppressed ac
cording to the click-noise detection information. Hardware simulation
results show that these techniques significantly improve. ADPCM voice
signal transmission quality by 0.5 points and 1.0 compared to that of
the conventional ADPCM muting scheme and no processing, respectively,
with the mean opinion scoring (MOS) test in the slow fading environmen
ts typical of personal communication systems.