The DSP Low SNR Speech Enhancement System Based on Two-Level Wiener Filtering

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In the field of military communications, the SNR of speech signal is low because of the additive noise,. The two-level Wiener filter is adopted to analysis the noise characteristics. The DSP system architecture solutions are given out in this paper.The algorithms of the PSD mean module, Mel scale filter bank module, voice activity detection module and gain control module are introduced in detail. Finally, the application results are given out, which indicate that two Wiener filter can achieve better results, in short stationary noise environments when face the low SNR.

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