Bandwidth extension of harmonic audio signals
A bandwidth expansion, audio signal technology, applied in the field of audio signal encoding and decoding, can solve the problems of audio signal inclusion defects, audience annoyance, etc.
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[0023] As mentioned above, bandwidth extension of audio signals is associated with several problems. In a decoder, when flipping or translating the low frequency band (ie the encoded, transmitted and decoded portion of the frequency band) to form the high frequency band, there is no certainty that the spectral peaks will differ from the original signal or the spectrum in the "true" high frequency band The peaks end up in the same frequency band. Spectral peaks from low frequency bands may end up in frequency bands where the original signal has no peaks. It is also possible that the parts of the low frequency signal that do not have peaks (after inversion or translation) end up in the frequency band where the original signal has peaks. figure 1 An example of the harmonic spectrum is provided, figure 2 An illustration of the BWE principle is provided, which will be further described below.
[0024] The effects described above can result in severe degradation of signals with ...
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