5.6 kbits/s PSI-CELP of the half-rate PDC speech coding standard
T. Ohya, H. Suda, Tokuhiko Miki · 2002
A pitch synchronous innovation-CELP (PSI-CELP), proposed by NTT DoCoMo in 1993, is adopted as the Japanese half-rate PDC (personal digital cellular) speech codec standard. This algorithm is based on CELP (code excited linear prediction) with a pitch synchronized excitation source. It uses 3.45 kbit/s out of 5.6 kbit/s for speech coding and the remaining 2.15 kbit/s for error protection. The paper summarizes the standardized PSI-CELP algorithm. The techniques used to improve speech quality, to reduce computational complexity, and to reduce memory requirements are mentioned. A real time operating prototype based on this algorithm is also described.>