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Voice Quality Software and Solutions:

Providing Crystal Clear Communication for all Voice Applications

Optimized turnkey voice, conferencing, echo canceling, tone detect/relay, fax/modem codecs and solutions

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High Definition AEC

Full-Duplex High Definition Acoustic Echo Cancellation algorithm.  HD AEC eliminates audible echo in VoIP applications.

An Acoustic Echo Canceller (AEC) helps by predicting and removing the loudspeaker’s contribution from the microphone signal, even when the physical setup is sub-optimal.

Here’s how it helps:

It models what the loudspeaker is outputting

The AEC receives a digital copy of the audio being played through the loudspeaker. It uses this as the reference signal.

It estimates how sound travels from the speaker to the microphone

This includes: distance between speaker and mic reflections in the room resonances of the device’s enclosure distortions from the loudspeaker

AEC uses an adaptive filter (usually an NLMS or Kalman-type filter) to learn this “acoustic path.”

It subtracts that estimated echo from the microphone input

Because the loudspeaker audio is known, the AEC subtracts its filtered version from the mic signal.
If done well, the mic signal only contains the user’s voice, not the device’s own output.

Why this is especially helpful when the speaker is very close to the mic

When the loudspeaker is near the mic:

Echo becomes stronger
The mic picks up the loudspeaker output with high amplitude. AEC has more signal to subtract, but the model is clearer.
Direct path dominates reflections

Because the speaker is close, the AEC mostly has to model a simple, short impulse response. This can actually make adaptation faster.

Prevents feedback / self-excitation

AEC removes strong near-field speaker energy before it recirculates in the audio system.

CONFERENCE SOFTWARE

Conferencing Server software is designed to provide conference call capability to voice and video conference servers as well as to telephone systems.

MELPe

MELPe is a US DoD and NATO secure voice codec that supports rates of 600 bps, 1200 bps, and 2400 bps Defense Applications have included: Secure VoIP, Aerospace/Airline Communication Systems, Low Bandwidth Radio Communications, Ground Forces Communications.

MELPe software is capable of running multi streams (multi-channel) together, either encoding and decoding concurrently.

The MELPe codec supports three different vocoder bitrates: 2400, 1200, and 600 bps. The basic 2400 bps bitrate vocoder uses a 22.5 ms frame of speech consisting of 180 8000-Hz, 16-bit speech samples. The 1200 and 600 bps bitrate vocoders each use three and four 22.5 ms frames of speech, respectively.

These reduced bitrate vocoders internally use multiple 2400 bps parameter sets with further processing to strategically remove redundancy. The payload sizes for each of the bitrates are 54, 81, and 54 bits for the 2400, 1200, and 600 bps frames, respectively.

The MELPe algorithm distinguishes between voiced and unvoiced speech and encodes each differently. Unvoiced speech can be coded with fewer information bits for the same quality. MELPe codec includes enhanced noise reduction for challenging environments. 

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Key Use Cases & Applications:

Secure Voice & Radio: Provides secure, low-rate speech for tactical radios, satellite comms, and STE (Secure Terminal Equipment).

Military & Defense: Primary use is in secure tactical communications, soldier radios (JTRS, SRW), and interoperability between different platforms. MELPe is designed to perform well in challenging environments.

Satellite Communications: Compresses voice for efficient transmission over limited bandwidth satellite links.

Software Defined Radios (SDR): Integrated into SDR platforms (like JTRS) for interoperability and efficient voice over IP (VoIP).

Mobile & VoIP: Used in mobile apps (Android, iOS) and VoIP systems for secure, bandwidth-efficient communication, often with reference implementations for testing.

VoIP (Voice over IP): Enables secure, low-bandwidth voice calls on networks where quality is crucial and bandwidth is limited.

Key Features Enabling Use Cases:

Low Variable Bit Rates: Supports low data rates (1200, 600 bps) and can dynamically switch rates.

Noise Reduction: Enhanced noise preprocessing (NPP) improves speech clarity in noisy environments.

Scalability: Able to adapt its data rate to channel conditions.

Standardization: Adheres to U.S DoD and NATO STANAG-4591, ensuring interoperability.

Leading Global Provider of Voice Algorithms and VoIP Solutions across a wide variety of platforms.

Adaptive Digital expertise dramatically improves the quality and clarity of your speech communication application

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VOICE CLARITY

Voice Quality is as much a science as it is an art; it is not a one design fits all solution.  Adaptive Digital can dramatically improve the quality and clarity of your speech communication application.

LEADING GLOBAL PROVIDER

Adaptive Digital is the leading global provider of voice algorithms and VQE solutions across many platforms. Our real-world experience enables exceptional voice call performance across each users’ environment.

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