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Research on Voice Compression Coding Scheme for Ground Penetrating Wireless Communication Based on Compressive Sensing


Abstract:

To achieve the purpose of voice transmission in wireless communication through coal mines, a voice compression coding system combining compressive sensing and incremental...Show More

Abstract:

To achieve the purpose of voice transmission in wireless communication through coal mines, a voice compression coding system combining compressive sensing and incremental modulation technology was designed. Firstly, the voice signal is observed using a random Gaussian matrix, and then the observation vector is incrementally modulated and encoded. After decoding at the receiving end, the voice signal is reconstructed using the alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM) as a sparse reconstruction algorithm. The simulation was performed on Matlab, and the results showed that, without considering channel loss, the established voice compression scheme can meet the needs of voice compression coding in underground wireless communication.
Date of Conference: 12-14 July 2024
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 02 October 2024
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Conference Location: Hangzhou, China

I. Introduction

One of the application scenarios of ground penetrating wireless communication is coal mine disaster relief communication [1], such as refuge tunnels. When a rescue is carried out after a mine accident, Ground-penetrating wireless communication technology will be used. Due to the need for signals to penetrate geological layers for transmission, there are problems such as narrow transmission channels, low signal-to-noise ratio, and short transmission distances [2]. Therefore, Matlab voice signals is of great significance. Hong-Yu Z et al. proposed a compression coding scheme based on incremental modulation, which is mainly applicable to high-frequency speech signals [3]. Zhao Hongyu et al. proposed a compression coding scheme based on fuzzy delta modulation algorithm [4]. Other scholars have also proposed various compression encoding schemes. The above compression encoding methods are mainly based on the traditional Nyquist Sampling Theorem, which optimizes the encoding scheme to achieve data compression, but the compression ability is limited. The basic idea of compressive sensing (CS) theory is to reduce compression by reducing the sampling frequency of the original signal, so that the voice signal is transmitted and stored at a data volume lower than the Nyquist sampling rate. The sampling frequency is only related to the structure of the signal itself, providing a new method for voice compression coding schemes in ground penetrating wireless communication. On the basis of delta modulation, this design combines compressive sensing theory to establish a new compression coding scheme.

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