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    Chapter 3:

    PCM Noise and Companding Quantization Noise

    Signal to Noise Ratio PCM Telephone System

    Nonuniform Quantization

    Companding

    Huseyin Bilgekul

    Eeng360 Communication Systems IDepartment of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

    Eastern Mediterranean ni!ersity

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    #$e process of %uanti&ation can 'e interpreted as an additi!e noise

    process(

    ) #$e signal to quantization noise ratio*S+,-./S+ is gi!en as

    Quantization NoiseQuantization Noise

    Signal

    X

    .uanti&ed Signal

    XQ

    .uanti&ation +oise

    nQ

    2!erage o4er5 * -

    2!erage o4er5 Q

    Q

    XSNR

    n=

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    Effects of Noise on PCMEffects of Noise on PCM#4o main effects produce t$e noise or distortion in t$e CM output

    7.uanti&ing noise t$at is caused 'y t$e M8step %uanti&er at t$e CM transmitter(7Bit errors in t$e reco!ered CM signal9 caused 'y c$annel noise and improper filtering(

    ) If t$e input analog signal is 'and limited and sampled fast enoug$ so t$at t$e aliasing noise on t$ereco!ered signal is negligi'le9 t$e ratio of t$e reco!ered analog peak signal po4er to t$e total a!eragenoise po4er is

    ) #$e ratio of t$e a!erage signal po4er to t$e a!erage noise po4eris

    7Mis t$e num'er of %uanti&ed le!els used in t$e CM system(7Peis t$e pro'a'ility of 'it error in t$e reco!ered 'inary CM signal at t$e recei!er D2C 'efore it is con!erted

    'ack into an analog signal(

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    Effects of Quantizing NoiseEffects of Quantizing Noise

    ) IfPeis negligi'le9 t$ere are no 'it errors resulting from c$annel noise and no ISI9 t$e eak S+,resulting fromonly %uanti&ing error is

    ) #$e 2!erage S+,due to %uanti&ing errors is

    ) 2'o!e e%uations can 'e e;presses in deci'elsas9

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    DESIGN O ! PCM SIGN!" O# $E"EP%ONE S&S$EMSDESIGN O ! PCM SIGN!" O# $E"EP%ONE S&S$EMS

    ) 2ssume t$at an analog audio !oice8fre%uency*@A- telep$one signal occupies a 'and from 300to 39:00H&( #$e signal is to 'e con!erted to a CM signal for transmission o!er a digitaltelep$one system( #$e minimum sampling fre%uency is ";3(: / 6( ksample/sec(

    ) #o 'e a'le to use of a lo48cost lo48pass antialiasing filter9 t$e @A signal is o!ersampled 4it$a sampling fre%uency of ksamplessec() #$is is t$e standard adopted 'y t$e nites States telep$one industry() 2ssume t$at eac$ sample !alues is represented 'y 'its t$en t$e 'it rate of t$e 'inary CM

    signal is

    ) #$is 6:8k'its signal is called a DS80 signal *digital signal9 type &ero-(

    ) #$e minimum a'solute 'and4idt$ of t$e 'inary CM signal is

    8

    #$isBis for a sin;; type pulse sampling

    CM" "

    snfRB =

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    DESIGN O ! PCM SIGN!" O# $E"EP%ONE S&S$EMSDESIGN O ! PCM SIGN!" O# $E"EP%ONE S&S$EMS

    )

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    Nonuniform QuantizationNonuniform Quantization

    Many signals suc$ as speec$ $a!e a nonuniform distri'ution(

    7#$e amplitude is more likely to 'e close to &ero t$an to 'e at $ig$er le!els(

    Nonuniform quantizers$a!e une%ually spaced le!els

    7#$e spacing can 'e c$osen to optimi&e t$e S+, for a particular type of signal(

    " : 6

    "

    :

    6

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    86

    Input sample

    X

    Output sample

    XQ

    8"8:868

    Example: Nonuniform 3 bit quantizer

    d

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    CompandingCompanding

    ) +onuniform %uanti&ers are difficult to make and e;pensi!e(

    ) 2n alternati!e is to first pass t$e speec$ signal t$roug$ anonlinearity 'efore %uanti&ing 4it$ a uniform %uanti&er(

    ) #$e nonlinearity causes t$e signal amplitude to 'e

    Compressed(

    7#$e input to t$e %uanti&er 4ill $a!e a more uniform

    distri'ution(

    ) 2t t$e recei!er9 t$e signal isExpanded'y an in!erse to t$e

    nonlinearity() #$e process of compressing and e;panding is called

    Companding(

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    '"a( Companding'"a( Companding

    ) #elep$ones in t$e (S(9 Canada and

    Fapan use 8la4 companding

    7

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    Non )niform *uantizingNon )niform *uantizing) @oice signals are more likely to $a!e amplitudes near &ero t$an at e;treme peaks(

    ) Aor suc$ signals 4it$ non8uniform amplitude distri'ution %uanti&ing noise 4ill 'e$ig$er for amplitude !alues near &ero(

    ) 2 tec$ni%ue to increase amplitudes near &ero is called Companding(

    Effect of non linear %uanti&ing can 'e

    can 'e o'tained 'y first passing t$eanalog signal t$roug$ a compressor

    and t$en t$roug$ a uniform %uanti&er(

    xQ(

    .

    )

    y

    Uniform Quantizer

    C*(-

    x

    Compressor

    x

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    Companded Signal

    Close @ie4 of t$e Signal

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    !',a( and!',a( and ,a( Companding,a( Companding) #$ese t4o are standard companding met$ods() u8La4 is used in +ort$ 2merica and Fapan) 28La4 is used else4$ere to compress digital telep$one signals

    N# f C dSN# f C d

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    SN# of CompanderSN# of Compander)#$e output S+, is a function of input signal le!el for uniform %uanti&ing(

    )But it is relati!ely insensiti!e for input le!el for a compander

    SN# P f f C dSN# P f f C d

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    SN# Performance of CompanderSN# Performance of Compander

    )#$e output S+, is a function of input signal le!el for uniform %uanti&ing()But it is relati!ely insensiti!e for input le!el for a compander(

    ) = :(>>- "0Log*V/xrms- for niform .uanti&er@ is t$e peak signal le!el andxrmsis t$e rms !alue

    ) = :(>>- "0logJLn*1 N-K for N8la4 companding

    ) = :(>>- "0 logJ1 Ln 2K for 28la4 companding

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    -./0 12'4ps PCM Computer modem-./0 12'4ps PCM Computer modem

    ) #$e @(0 C Modem transmits data at ?6k's from a C

    !ia an analog signal on a dial8up telep$one line() 2 lawcompander is used in %uanti&ation 4it$ a !alue

    for of "??(

    ) #$e modem clock is sync$roni&ed to t$e 8ksample sec

    clock of t$e telep$one company() > 'its of t$e 'it CM are used to get a data rate of?6k's * Are%uencies 'elo4 300H& are omitted to get ridof t$e po4er line noise in $armonics of 60H&-(

    ) S+, of t$e line s$ould 'e at least ?"dB to operate on?6k'ps(

    ) If S+, is 'elo4 ?"dB t$e modem 4ill fall'ack to lo4erspeeds * 33(3 k'ps9 "(k'ps or ":k'ps-(