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Method and apparatus for improving noise discrimination using enhanced phase difference value

A phase difference and noise technology, applied in angle demodulation through phase difference detection, stereo system, quasi-stereo system, etc., can solve problems such as narrow zero position

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-10-15
DOLBY LAB LICENSING CORP
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As more sensing elements are incorporated, more nulls are generated and the numerous generated nulls are narrower

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Noise discrimination in signals from a plurality of sensors is conducted by enhancing the phase difference in the signals such that off-axis pick-up is suppressed while on-axis pick-up is enhanced. Alternatively, attenuation / expansion are applied to the signals in a phase difference dependent manner, consistent with suppression of off-axis pick-up and on-axis enhancement. Nulls between sensitivity lobes are widened, effectively narrowing the sensitivity lobes and improving directionality and noise discrimination.

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Method and device for improving noise recognition using enhanced phase difference value Technical field The present invention relates to noise discrimination in signal detection and processing. Background technique FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a conventional real-time frequency domain signal processing system 10 using a frequency sub-band method or a frame-overlap-and-add method sometimes referred to as a frequency sub-band method. This method uses the circuit 11 to divide the input sampling time signal information into a plurality of data blocks called frames. It can be directly provided from a digital sensor or other processing system, or can provide sampled data from an analog sensor or processing system through a standard analog-to-digital conversion (A / D or ADC) method (not shown). These frames can be adjacent or overlapped. Because the data are samples of time domain data, all samples in the frame do not have imaginary parts, and the data is strictly "real numbers". If req...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04R3/00
CPCH04R3/00H04R3/005H03D3/22H04R1/40H04S5/00
Inventor 乔恩·C·滕策布鲁斯·G·斯派塞
Owner DOLBY LAB LICENSING CORP
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