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16-bit Embedded Control Solutions
Noise Suppression Library
This application library suppresses the noise interference
in a speech signal, such as ambient noise picked up by
a microphone while capturing speech. This algorithm
is particularly useful for systems such as hands-free
phones, speakerphones, intercoms and headsets where
an isolated noise reference is not available. The algorithm
handles 0–4 kHz audio bandwidth and provides adjustable
noise reduction up to 44 dB.
Acoustic Echo Cancellation Library
This library provides a function to eliminate the echo
generated in the acoustic path between a speaker and a
microphone, such as in a speakerphone or an intercom
system. This library is compatible with the G.167
standard and provides 16, 32, 64 or 128 ms echo delays.
It handles 0–4 kHz audio bandwidth and provides echo
cancellation of 40–-50 dB. It also includes some sample
rate conversion functions.
Line Echo Cancellation Library
This library provides a function to cancel electrical line
echoes caused by 2- to 4-wire conversion hybrids in
telephone lines. The library can be used in long distance
voice communication applications, especially in links
involving satellite networks and intercontinental long haul
networks, as well as digital networks, such as Voice over
IP (VoIP). This library is compatible with the ITU-T G.168
recommendation. The library can be used for full-duplex
operation. It handles 0-4 kHz audio bandwidth (8 kHz
sampling of 16-bit speech data).
Equalizer Library
The Equalizer library allows applications to change
the tonal properties of a signal by offering an 8-band
frequency band amplitude control. The library processes
an 8 kHz sampled signal. The library works readily with
the rest of Microchip’s dsPIC DSC Speech and Audio
Processing Algorithms.
Libraries for Speech and Audio Applications
Speech Encoding/Decoding Libraries
Three options exist for a variety of speech compression/encoding and decompression/decoding applications:
The library is an implementation of the ITU-T G.711 standard which uses A-law or μ-law companding to
achieve 2: 1 compression.
G.726A is an implementation of the ITU-T G.726 Annex A standard which uses Adaptive Differential Pulse Code
Modulation (ADPCM) encoding algorithm. It can achieve up to an 8:1 compression ratio depending on output bit
rate selected.
Speex is a popular standard in the open source software community which has been adapted for the dsPIC DSC.
It uses Code Excited Linear Prediction (CELP) algorithm. It can achieve a 26:1 compression ratio.
Vocoder
Incoming Data
Rate (16-bit)
Output Rate
Speech Quality
(MOS)
MIPS
(1)
Flash (KB) RAM (RB) Target
G.711 8 kHz 64 kbps 4.3–4.5 1 3 3.6
PIC12/dsPIC®
DSC
G.726A 8 kHz 16–40 kbps 4.3–4.5 15 6 4 dsPIC DSC
Speex 8/16 kHz 8–12.8 kbps 3.7–4.2 20/24 24/38 7.6/12 dsPIC DSC
Note 1: Includes both encoder and decoder processing in full duplex.
dsPIC DSC Automatic Gain Control Library
The dsPIC DSC Automatic Gain Control Library
automatically adjusts the amplitude of a speech signal to
match a set level. This is useful in speech applications
where the distance between the speech source and the
microphone is not fixed. The Automatic Gain Control
Library can be used readily with Microchip’s Speech and
Audio Solutions for speech signal pre-processing.
Speech and Audio Fast Forward (SAFF)
The dsPIC DSC Speech and Audio Fast Forward tool
provides user’s with real-time control of Microchip’s Speech
and Audio Processing Algorithms as they are running in a
embedded system application. This PC GUI tool facilitates
code generation and easy tuning of Microchip’s Noise
Suppression, Acoustic Echo Cancellation, Line Echo
Cancellation and Equalizer algorithms in speech and audio
applications by simplifying parametric tuning of algorithms.
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