Systems and methods for feedback detection
A technology of feedback detection and feedback loop, applied in the direction of transducer acoustic response prevention, active noise cancellation hearing devices, instruments, etc.
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[0028] Some configurations of the systems and methods disclosed herein utilize a second (eg, error) microphone signal to implement acoustic feedback detection. Acoustic feedback is a problem that can arise when a transducer (eg, a microphone) is coupled to a speaker via an electronic signal path. Examples of systems with this setup include hearing aids, public address systems, voice amplifiers, and active noise cancellation (ANC) systems.
[0029] In active noise cancellation applications (such as in headphones and handsets), a noisy microphone that picks up ambient noise is coupled to a speaker via an electronic signal path that processes the signal so that the signal produced by the speaker cancels the incoming ambient noise put one's oar in. This setting may produce acoustic feedback if the sound produced by the speaker leaks back into the noisy microphone. This acoustic feedback is an unwanted artifact of the ANC system. Therefore, it would be beneficial to prevent this...
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