Lecture

Lecture - 13 Lattice Formulation of LPC Coefficient

This module introduces lattice formulation of LPC coefficients, demonstrating its advantages in computational efficiency and stability during speech processing.


Course Lectures
  • Lecture - 1 Introduction
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    This module introduces the fundamental concepts of digital voice and picture communication. It covers the importance of digital media in modern communication systems and sets the stage for advanced topics.

  • Lecture - 2 Speech Production Model
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    This module focuses on the speech production model, explaining how human speech is generated. Understanding this model is crucial for encoding and decoding voice signals effectively.

  • In this module, we delve into the objectives and requirements of speech coding. The importance of efficient speech coding techniques for compressing voice signals while maintaining quality is emphasized.

  • This module discusses various quantizers used for speech signals, including their working principles and applications. Quantization plays a vital role in digital signal processing for effective communication.

  • This module introduces Mew-law and optimum quantizers, showcasing their effectiveness in minimizing distortion during speech signal encoding, which is crucial for maintaining audio quality.

  • Lecture - 6 Adaptive Quantizer
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    Adaptive quantizers are crucial for dynamic speech signal processing. This module covers their principles, efficiency, and applications in various communication scenarios.

  • Lecture - 7 Differential Quantization
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    The module on differential quantization explains the principles behind this technique and its advantages in reducing the bit rate for speech signals while preserving quality.

  • Lecture - 8 LDM and ADM
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    This module examines Linear Predictive Coding (LPC) and Adaptive Differential Coding methods. These techniques enhance the efficiency of speech coding and playback.

  • This module introduces the concepts of Differential PCM and Adaptive Prediction, focusing on their applications in reducing redundancy in speech signals for effective transmission.

  • Linear prediction of speech is a fundamental concept in digital signal processing. This module discusses the mathematical modeling and its applications in speech coding.

  • This module covers the computational aspects of LPC parameters, focusing on their calculation and significance in enhancing speech coding techniques.

  • Lecture - 12 Cholesky Decomposition
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    Cholesky decomposition is a vital mathematical tool in signal processing. This module discusses its application in calculating LPC coefficients for efficient speech coding.

  • This module introduces lattice formulation of LPC coefficients, demonstrating its advantages in computational efficiency and stability during speech processing.

  • The linear predictive synthesizer module discusses how LPC coefficients are utilized to synthesize speech signals, highlighting its importance in digital communication applications.

  • Lecture - 15 LPC Vocoder
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    This module focuses on LPC vocoders and their application in encoding speech. It discusses how vocoders work and their relevance in communication systems.

  • This module provides an introduction to image and video coding, explaining the fundamental concepts and their applications in multimedia communication.

  • This module discusses lossy image compression techniques, focusing on DCT (Discrete Cosine Transform) and its application in reducing file sizes while maintaining quality.

  • This module covers DCT quantization and its limitations, discussing how quantization affects image quality and exploring ways to mitigate these issues.

  • Lecture - 19 Theory of Wavelets
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    The theory of wavelets is essential for understanding advanced image and audio processing techniques. This module discusses wavelet transforms and their applications.

  • This module introduces discrete wavelet transforms (DWT) and discusses their advantages over traditional transforms in signal processing applications.

  • This module discusses the application of DWT on images and its encoding processes, highlighting the benefits of wavelet-based compression techniques.

  • The embedded zero tree wavelet encoding module discusses a specific wavelet coding technique that efficiently compresses images by leveraging the hierarchical nature of wavelet coefficients.

  • This module covers the basic building blocks of video coding, including compression methods and standards necessary for effective video transmission.

  • This module discusses motion estimation techniques used in video compression, focusing on their role in improving encoding efficiency and maintaining video quality.

  • This module focuses on fast motion estimation techniques, which are crucial for real-time video coding applications, enhancing the responsiveness of video communication.

  • Lecture - 26 Video Coding Standards
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    This module covers various video coding standards, explaining their significance and impact on video compression and transmission in communication systems.

  • Lecture - 27 Advanced Coding Aspects
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    This module discusses advanced coding aspects in video communication, examining techniques that enhance video quality and optimize bandwidth usage.

  • This module introduces basic concepts of audio coding, focusing on the principles and techniques used to compress audio signals effectively without losing quality.

  • Lecture - 29 Audio Coding AC - 3
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    This module covers AC-3 audio coding, discussing its structure, functionality, and application in delivering high-quality audio in various media.

  • Lecture - 30 AC -3 Decoder
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    The AC-3 decoder module discusses the decoding process of AC-3 audio, highlighting the importance of efficient decoding in maintaining audio quality during playback.

  • Lecture - 31 MPEG - 1 Audio Coding
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    This module introduces MPEG-1 audio coding, explaining its significance in multimedia applications and its impact on audio quality and compression.

  • Lecture - 32 Introduction to VoIP
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    This module covers the introduction to VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), explaining its principles, benefits, and how it has transformed modern communication.

  • This module discusses VoIP signaling, focusing on the H.323 protocol, its architecture, and how it facilitates communication over IP networks.

  • H.323 call controls and enhancements are vital for managing VoIP communications. This module discusses the various enhancements that improve call quality and reliability.

  • This module covers the limitations and solutions for interworking with PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) in VoIP communications, discussing challenges and best practices.

  • Lecture -36 Multiplexing Schemes
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    This module discusses multiplexing schemes used in VoIP and multimedia applications, explaining their importance in optimizing bandwidth and enhancing communication efficiency.

  • The H.323 multiplexing module discusses header compression and bandwidth optimization techniques, which are crucial for enhancing the efficiency of VoIP communications.

  • Lecture - 38 ISDN Video Conferencing
    Prof. Somnath Sengupta

    This module covers ISDN video conferencing, explaining its architecture, protocols, and how it enables high-quality video communication over integrated services.

  • This module discusses video conferencing using the SIP protocol, explaining its advantages in facilitating real-time communication over the internet.

  • This final module covers 4G multimedia conferencing, discussing its features, capabilities, and how it represents the evolution of communication technologies.