"Noninvasive" techniques for syllabic companding in signal processors
László Tóth 0007; George Palaskas; Yannis P. Tsividis;
"Noninvasive" techniques for syllabic companding in signal processors
Two novel methods are described for syllabic companding in signal processors which make state variable updating unnecessary, for piecewise constant input and output gains. Measurements and simulations are used as confirmation of the validity of the proposed techniques.
- King’s University United States
- Columbia University United States
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