Modified very low bit rate coder for wireless messaging applications

This paper describes a modified variable coder with an average bit-rate of 1200 bps for wireless messaging including voice paging and voice e-mail delivery to a PC or a hand held device. The coder uses LPC based analysis/synthesis with Zinc function excitation for voiced frames, a plosive and pitch...

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