
FAA20 Embedded NEXCOM Vocoder
Board Manual
This manual has been prepared for the Federal Aviation Administration.
FA100-00107 (March 2004) – Rev 1.0.0 Page 43
tasks are triggered by different events. If the event timing is not directly
related, timing differences can cause the accumulation/depletion of voice
samples. For example, the AUD_HWI timing is derived from the FAA20
DSP clock and the nibble interface is externally timed, the timing references
are not related. For most queues, if the packet ready or empty size is one
less than required, a sample is added (repeated) or dropped, respectively.
When the vocoder functions (ENC_SWI and DEC_SWI) access the queue,
the built-in, linear window size, calling parameter is used (see DVSI
software vocoder documentation).
For some configurations, SPAD events are normal. For example, when the
analog interface is used with the vocoder and external nibble timing is
enabled, SPAD events normally occur somewhere in the voice path.
Alternatively, when the PCM interface is used with the vocoder and external
timing is used for both the PCM and nibble interface, SPAD events should
not occur.
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