Advanced Multi-Band Excitation

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Advanced Multi-Band Excitation is a speech coding standard developed by Digital Voice Systems, Inc. It is used by the Inmarsat and Iridium satellite telephony systems, certain channels on XM Satellite Radio, G4GUO protocol for high frequency amateur radio and is the vocoder for OpenSky Trunked Radio Systems.

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