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AMR-WB 
Wideband Adaptive Multirate codec

AMR-WB is a speech-compression algorithm. It offers substantially better voice quality (even in noisy environment) because of doubled throughput, without extra radio and transmission bandwidth requirements.

 

It is standardized in 3GPP Rel-5 and applicable in 3GPP mobile circuit switched systems (GSM, WCDMA) as well as packet switched systems (IMS Telephony, VoIP).´

 

AMR-WB comprises nine coding rates including the first three rates 6.60, 8.85 and 12.65kbps, which make up the mandatory multirate configuration.

 

A few speech examples of AMR-WB in comparison with today’s AMR codec. 

 

Technology descriptions

New high-quality voice service for mobile networks
AMR-WB Systems München
Voice quality consumer trial - AMR-WB
Extended AMR-WB for High-Quality Audio on Mobile Devices 
AMR-WB+: a new audio coding standard for 3rd generation mobile audio services
Adaptive thresholds for AMR codec mode selection
Bandwidth efficient AMR operation for VoIP
The Adaptive Multi-Rate Speech Coder 

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