automatic noise control
A technology of active noise control and noise, applied in the direction of active noise control, sounding equipment, spatial/structural arrangement of loudspeakers, etc.
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[0015] In fact, even EOC systems and RNC systems are somewhat weak in terms of robustness and are even relying on signals from non-acoustic sensors such as revolutions per minute (RPM) sensors or acceleration (ACC) sensors as their The same is true when the noise of the ANC algorithm is referenced to the input signal. In general, relying on such a source eliminates the robustness issues associated with the reference feedback path, since no time-varying room impulse response (RIR) change occurs from the secondary source to the reference sensor. However, RIR occurs on a path known as the "secondary path" between a secondary source (eg, a speaker) and an error signal sensor (eg, a microphone), which varies over time. Secondary path parameters can be measured (once) only when the whole system is in its "normal operating state", and these (once) measured " fixed" parameter. However, this is not always the case, and as soon as the difference between the fixed and actual secondary ...
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