Test signal generator for simulated speech

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G10L 1/00 (1980.01)

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CA 1164099

TEST SIGNAL GENERATOR FOR SIMULATED SPEECH Abstract of the Disclosure A test signal generator for pseudo-simulated non-intelligible speech. The generator comprises first and second ROM's controlled by first and second address counters driven by a single clock. The first ROM generates digital samples which when decoded produce a random signal having a gaussian amplitude distribution. The second ROM also generates digital samples which when decoded produce a modulating signal having a power spectrum substantially equal to that of the modulation envelope of speech and a wave shape that results in a gamma amplitude distribution of a gaussian amplitude distributed signal. Each cycle of the modulating signal has an identical wave shape but a randomly varying wave period. The output of the second ROM is demodulated in a first digital-to-analog converter and the demodulated output is used to amplitude modulate the output of the first ROM in a second digital-to-analog converter to provide an output signal which is then passed through a band-shaping filter to provide the pseudo-simulated non-intelligible speech at its output. - i -

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