The document outlines Experiment No. 6 for the Data Compression and Encryption Lab in the T.Y B.Tech Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering program. It focuses on μ-law companding, a non-linear encoding method used primarily in North America and Japan, which provides higher precision for smaller values and offers 256 quantization levels. The document includes a formula for compression and highlights the significance of μ-law in speech and music signals.
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Experiment No. 6
The document outlines Experiment No. 6 for the Data Compression and Encryption Lab in the T.Y B.Tech Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering program. It focuses on μ-law companding, a non-linear encoding method used primarily in North America and Japan, which provides higher precision for smaller values and offers 256 quantization levels. The document includes a formula for compression and highlights the significance of μ-law in speech and music signals.
Semester VI Course Code R4ET3102P Course Title PROGRAM ELECTIVE COURSE 1 DATA COMPRESSION AND ENCRYPTION LAB Student’s Name
Reg. No.
EXPERIMENT NO. 6
Aim: To study and implement μ-law companding
Equipment/Software: MATLAB 7.0 Theory: It is primarily used in North America and Japan. It Uses a non-linear encoding method where smaller values are represented with higher precision compared to larger values. It assigns more bits to the lower amplitude signals, which are more perceptually important. It Offers a slightly larger dynamic range compared to A-law. It Provides 256 quantization levels. μ-law companding is used for speech and music signals. μ-law has mid-tread at the origin. Hence it contains a zero value. μ-law uses the following formula for compression: