System and method for feedback control for in-car communications
By generating and adjusting the maximum forward path frequency-dependent gain between the speaker and microphone, the problem of noise interference and feedback in the vehicle is solved, and stable voice communication and sound effects are achieved.
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[0016] In-vehicle communication systems and methods (referred to herein as systems or ICC systems) improve voice communication between occupants by enhancing the desired signal. One or more microphone signals are processed and broadcast from the speakers in the car to reinforce these desired signals. This feature allows the driver, co-driver, and other occupants to communicate with each other even in noisy conditions, without having to raise their voice or cause distraction. Some systems utilize existing hardware wired and wireless communication systems in the vehicle, which can include in-car microphones and infotainment speakers, making the system an integral part of the vehicle in some applications, and in other systems, the system As an independent system attached to or separated from the vehicle. Each of these systems adds features that improve seat-to-seat or zone-to-zone communication through feedback mitigation. Some systems include one or more optional noise reductio...
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