Data transmission over GSM voice channel using digital modulation technique based on autoregressive modeling of speech production

Authors:
Bojan Kotnik;Zdenko Mezgec;Janja Svečko;Amor Chowdhury
Affiliations:
Margento B.V., Naritaweg 165, Telstone 8, 1043BW Amsterdam, The Netherlands;Margento B.V., Naritaweg 165, Telstone 8, 1043BW Amsterdam, The Netherlands;Ultra d.o.o., Research Center Maribor, Gosposvetska cesta 84, 2000 Maribor, Slovenia;Ultra d.o.o., Research Center Maribor, Gosposvetska cesta 84, 2000 Maribor, Slovenia
Venue:
Digital Signal Processing
Year:
2009

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Abstract

This paper presents a novel digital data modulation and demodulation algorithm ARDMA based on the principles of autoregressive modeling (AR) of speech production. In the first step a sustained voiced speech signal characteristics are analyzed using autoregressive modeling principle and then the two sets of linear prediction (LPC) coefficients are obtained and converted to linear spectrum frequencies (LSF). The input binary data stream drives the selection mechanism of LSF coefficients which are then applied as filter coefficients of the modulation signal synthesis filter. This filter is excited with specially designed excitation signal which corresponds to the basic characteristics of typical excitation signal of human vocal tract. Finally, a speech-alike modulation signal is produced. This modulation signal is then sent through the voice channel of the GSM system. The demodulator analyzes the incoming modulation signal using autoregressive modeling. The most likely LSF vector which modulated the particular symbol was determined by the demodulation process and converted to the respective string of binary data. The performance of proposed modulation scheme was compared to the regular frequency shift keying method (FSK). The performance improvement of ARDMA against FSK is observed at higher bit-rates in the case of three compared GSM speech coders.