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Basic principles of delta modulation are reviewed, particularly with respect to dynamic range of speech. Techniques for increasing dynamic range and consequent engineering trade-offs are discussed. The AmBiChron principle of time compression and expansion is described, together with the AmBiChron`s use of delta modulation. Advantages and disadvantages of using delta modulation in time compression/expansion are outlined. A brief demonstration will be given with the oral presentation at the 61st AES Convention.
Author (s): Koch, Richard F.
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AES Convention: 61
Paper Number:1391
Publication Date:
1978-11-06
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Koch, Richard F.; 1978; Delta Modulation is Alive and Well and Living in Time Compression [PDF]; ; Paper 1391; Available from: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=2963
Koch, Richard F.; Delta Modulation is Alive and Well and Living in Time Compression [PDF]; ; Paper 1391; 1978 Available: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=2963