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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF APRIL 14,1995 PSA#1325FAA Technical Center, Contracts Section, ACT-131, Atlantic City
International Airport, NJ 08405 58 -- VOICE DIGITIZING EQUIPMENT FOR EVALUATION OF APPLICABILITY TO
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL APPLICATIONS POC Anthony (Buzz) Cerino, POC, (609)
485-5640. It is the intent of the FAA Technical Center to evaluate
current technology in the area of voice coding equipment to determine
applicability for use in international air/ground communications.
Suppliers willing to assist in this effort are encouraged to contact
the above for the purpose of submitting equipment for evaluation.
Subject equipment should consist of two parts: 1) a voice encoder and
2) a voice decoder. The voice encoder shall be capable of translating
an input analog (voice) signal into a digital bit stream. The decoder
shall perform the reverse operation. The following minimum requirements
shall apply: a) maximum bit rate of 4800 bps (including all FEC); b)
intelligibility should be maintained down to a BER of 2x10-2; c)
operate in a half duplex push to talk (PTT) mode; and d) maximum
throughput delay of 80msec. All equipment should include complete
documentation on system operation, interfacing characteristics, and
company policy regarding algorithm licensing for an international
market. Any equipment meeting the above criteria and submitted for
evaluation will be considered for FAA application. Any
equipment/documentation submitted shall be considered proprietary and
not be provided to any competitor. The FAA will not be responsible for
any costs incurred by any contributor as a result of their
participation, and there is no guarantee of any solicitation as a
result of this study. Equipment should be available for submission no
later than May 31, 1995, after which no updates in software or hardware
will be considered. All equipment/documentation will be returned
following the evaluation. (0102) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0262 19950413\58-0010.SOL)
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