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626 Chapter 12 APPLICATIONS IN COMMUNICATIONS<br />

bits assigned to the model parameters per frame is 72. If the model parameters<br />

are changed every 20 µsec. the resulting bit rate is 3, 600 bps.<br />

Since the reflection coefficients are usually transmitted to the receiver, the<br />

synthesis filter at the receiver is implemented as an all-pole lattice filter,<br />

described in Chapter 6.<br />

12.5.1 PROJECT 12.5: LPC<br />

The objective of this project is to analyze a speech signal through an<br />

LPC coder and then to synthesize it through the corresponding PLC<br />

decoder. Use several .wav sound files (sampled at 8000 sam/sec rate),<br />

which are available in MATLAB for this purpose. Divide speech signals<br />

into short-time segments (with lengths between 120 and 150 samples) and<br />

process each segment to determine the proper excitation function (voiced<br />

or unvoiced), the pitch period for voiced speech, the coefficients {a p (k)}<br />

(p ≤ 10), and the gain G. The decoder that performs the synthesis is an<br />

all-pole lattice filter whose parameters are the reflection coefficients that<br />

can be determined from {a p (k)}. The output of this project is a synthetic<br />

speech signal that can be compared with the original speech signal.<br />

The distortion effects due to LPC analysis/synthesis may be assessed<br />

qualitatively.<br />

12.6 DUAL-TONE MULTIFREQUENCY (DTMF) SIGNALS<br />

DTMF is the generic name for push-button telephone signaling that is<br />

equivalent to the Touch Tone system in use within the Bell System. DTMF<br />

also finds widespread use in electronic mail systems and telephone banking<br />

systems in which the user can select options from a menu by sending<br />

DTMF signals from a telephone.<br />

In a DTMF signaling system a combination of a high-frequency tone<br />

and a low-frequency tone represent a specific digit or the characters *<br />

and #. The eight frequencies are arranged as shown in Figure 12.14, to<br />

accommodate a total of 16 characters, 12 of which are assigned as shown,<br />

while the other four are reserved for future use.<br />

DTMF signals are easily generated in software and detected by means<br />

of digital filters, also implemented in software, that are tuned to the 8 frequency<br />

tones. Usually, DTMF signals are interfaced to the analog world<br />

via a codec (coder/decoder) chip or by linear A/D and D/A converters.<br />

Codec chips contain all the necessary A/D and D/A, sampling, and filtering<br />

circuitry for a bidirectional analog/digital interface.<br />

The DTMF tones may be generated either mathematically or from<br />

alook-up table. In a hardware implementation (e.g., in a digital signal<br />

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