The application of Linear Predictive Coding for RoIP data transmission in the HFC network

Recently, HFC (hybrid fiber cable) has been widely used due to the demand for economical and efficient digital services. HFC can be used for an integrated digital service broadband network access technology, through the photoelectric conversion process to achieve data transmission between different devices and equipment. Therefore, RoIP (Radio Over IP) technology for two-way communication is revealed without changing the original system hardware structure. RoIP is a technology that converts radio frequency signal generated at a transmitting end into digital signal and transmits it using an optical IP network. However, during the signal conversion process, a large amount of data generated needs to be compressed to achieve efficient data transmission. In this paper, we reduce the amount of data by combining linear predictive coding techniques, which is widely used in speech signal processing, with nonlinear quantization coding. By using this method, RF signals can be transmitted efficiently. We measured the compression ratio and the magnitude of the error vector representing the degree of signal damage during the compression process and compared it with previous experimental results to verify the availability of these schemes.