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614 Chapter 12 APPLICATIONS IN COMMUNICATIONS<br />

FIGURE 12.4<br />

DPCM modified by the linearly filtered error sequence<br />

can also be used for simulation. Develop the following three MATLAB<br />

modules for this project:<br />

1. amodel predictor function to implement (12.12), given the input signal<br />

s(n);<br />

2. a DPCM encoder function to implement the block diagram of Figure<br />

12.3a, which accepts a zero-mean input sequence and produces a<br />

quantized b-bit integer error sequence, where b is a free parameter; and<br />

3. a DPCM decoder function of Figure 12.3b, which reconstructs the signal<br />

from the quantized error sequence.<br />

Experiment with several p-order prediction models for a given signal<br />

and determine the optimum order. Compare this DPCM implementation<br />

with the PCM system of Project 12.1 (at the end of the chapter) and<br />

comment on the results. Extend this implementation to include an mthorder<br />

moving average filter as indicated in (12.16).<br />

12.3 ADAPTIVE PCM AND DPCM (ADPCM)<br />

In general, the power in a speech signal varies slowly with time. PCM<br />

and DPCM encoders, however, are designed on the basis that the speech<br />

signal power is constant, and hence the quantizer is fixed. The efficiency<br />

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