In an embodiment, a method includes: receiving an audio frame; decomposing the received audio frame into M sub-band pulse-code modulation (PCM) audio frames, where M is a positive integer number; predicting a PCM sample of one sub-band PCM audio frame of the M sub-band PCM audio frames; comparing the predicted PCM sample with a corresponding received PCM sample to generate a prediction error sample; comparing an instantaneous absolute value of the prediction error sample with a threshold; and replacing the corresponding received PCM sample with a value based on the predicted PCM sample when the instantaneous absolute value of the prediction error sample is greater than the threshold.

A source device comprising a memory and a processor may be configured to perform techniques described in this disclosure. The memory may store at least a portion of the audio data. The processor may obtain, from a compressed version of the audio data, a symbol, and obtain a plurality of intervals, each having a same bit length. The processor may obtain a portion of the symbol within the bit length and an excess portion of the symbol over the bit length, and specify, in a first interval, the portion of the symbol. The processor may also specify, in a second interval, the excess portion of the symbol, and apply, to the first interval and the second interval, error resiliency. The processor may specify, in a bitstream representative of the compressed version of the audio data, the first error resilient interval and the second error resilient interval.

Current Wireless transmission volume is such that techniques to compress transmitted data is the object of ongoing technical enhancements. The Invention consists of methods of using rapid changes in signal voltage to convey additional data which may be used for Data Compression, Encryption, and other purposes. They include varying amounts of change referred to as Encode Amplitude (EA) and Baseline Modulation (BM) using a change down to baseline voltage.

A method for processing an encoded audio signal in a binary stream by MICDA predictive coding. The method includes the following steps: determining a signal assessed from quantification indices of the binary stream; determining unencoded parameters representative of the audio signal from the assessed signal; and processing the encoded audio signal using the determined parameters. Also provided is a device implementing the method.

This application relates to methods and apparatus for voltage monitoring of switching drivers. A modulator is configured to receive a modulator input signal and to controlling switching of an output stage of the switching driver to generate a first drive signal. A voltage monitor is configured to receive a first digital signal tapped from the modulator and to generate an indication of output voltage of the first drive signal from the first digital signal by controllably applying an adjustment from the first digital signal to compensate for inaccuracy between the first digital signal and the output voltage. The adjustment is based on monitored operation of the modulator. In some cases the monitored operation may be clipping of the switching driver. In some cases the monitored operation may be a signal generated by the modulator that include a contribution from a feedback signal of output voltage.

A wireless network receiver includes a detection module that uses preamble data in a data frame for signal processing functions and the detection module is configured to adjust the number of preamble data bits that are used based on the power of a received signal.

This application relates to methods and apparatus for voltage monitoring of switching drivers. A modulator is configured to receive a modulator input signal and to controlling switching of an output stage of the switching driver to generate a first drive signal. A voltage monitor is configured to receive a first digital signal tapped from the modulator and to generate an indication of output voltage of the first drive signal from the first digital signal by controllably applying an adjustment from the first digital signal to compensate for inaccuracy between the first digital signal and the output voltage. The adjustment is based on monitored operation of the modulator. In some cases the monitored operation may be clipping of the switching driver. In some cases the monitored operation may be a signal generated by the modulator that include a contribution from a feedback signal of output voltage.