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GSM SPEECH PROCESSING ECE 2526 MOBILE COMMUNICATION Wednesday, 18 March 2020 1 BASIC SPEECH PROCESSING FUNDAMENTALS (1) Basic GSM Band 890 + n*0.2 Basic GSM Band 2 890 + n*0.2 +45 GSM SPEECH PROCESSING FUNDAMENTALS -REVISITED 1. A GSM


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GSM SPEECH PROCESSING

ECE 2526 – MOBILE COMMUNICATION Wednesday, 18 March 2020

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BASIC SPEECH PROCESSING FUNDAMENTALS (1)

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Basic GSM Band 890 + n*0.2 Basic GSM Band 890 + n*0.2 +45

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  • 1. A GSM frame is

4.61msec long.

  • 2. Each time slot is

therefore 4.61/8 = 577µsec

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GSM SPEECH PROCESSING FUNDAMENTALS -REVISITED

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SPEECH PROCESSING IN GSM

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Adaptive Filter Data Burst at 12 Kbps Removes redundant Parts in each data stream sample

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QPSK MODULATION USED IN GSM

1. Each byte of data is split into four pairs of bits.

  • 2. Each pair of bits is assigned a

particular phase for I(t) and Q(t).

  • 3. The modulated signal is the sum
  • f the two sinusoidal waves, with

a phase shift depending on the logic symbol.

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WHY COMPRESSION IS NECESSARY IN GSM CODEC?

  • 1. If speech were digitised in a linear fashion it would require

a high data rate that would occupy a very wide bandwidth.

  • 2. It is necessary to compress the data to send it through the

available channel.

  • 3. Speech is captured at a high enough sample rate and

resolution to allow clear reproduction of the original sound. 4. It must then be compressed in such a way as to maintain the fidelity of the audio over a limited bit rate, error-prone wireless transmission channel.

  • 5. At the receiver, the compressed data is expanded to

regenerate the audio.

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GSM CODEC RATES

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Codec name Bit rate (kbps)

  • 1. Full rate

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  • 2. Enhanced Full Rate (EFR)

12.2

  • 3. Half rate

5.6

  • 4. Adaptive Multirate (AMR )

12.2 - 4.75

  • 5. Adaptive Multirate

Wideband (AMR-WB) – baseband is enhanced to the range 50 – 7,000 Hz. 23.85 - 6.60

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SALIENT FEATURES OF ADAPTIVE MULTIRATE (AMR)

  • 1. AMR uses 20ms frames.
  • 2. Discontinuous transmission is employed so that when there is no

speech activity the transmission is cut.

  • 3. Voice Activity Detection (VAD) is used to indicate when there is
  • nly background noise and no speech.
  • 4. Comfort Noise Generator (CNG) is added at the receiver to provide

some background noise, even when no speech data is being

  • transmitted. This provides the feedback for the user that the

connection is still present.

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WHAT IS TRANSMITTED FOR VOICE IN GSM?

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Best coefficients are selected get the best approximation of the 20mS sample Low order coefficients are coded as 6-bit while Higher order are coded as 3-bit 20ms of 104 Kbps stream = 2080 bits