Method for estimating noise reduction effect of active noise control system
An active noise control and noise technology, applied in the field of noise reduction, can solve the problems that there is no good solution for the prediction and real-time display of the noise reduction effect, and it is difficult to realize, so as to achieve strong engineering application value, low implementation cost, Effects for easy evaluation and feedback
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[0055] The noise reduction effect estimation method of the active noise reduction system is mainly composed of three parts: signal acquisition, filtering and estimation. Such as figure 1 A method for estimating the noise reduction effect of an active noise control system includes the following steps,
[0056] S1. The error microphone picks up the error signal E of the secondary sound field in real time;
[0057] S2. The primary noise signal D=E-Y of the estimation error point, wherein, the acoustic signal at the point E of the error microphone that the secondary sound source S arrives at the error microphone E through the secondary path H is Y;
[0058] S3. Calculate the sound pressure level of the primary sound field and the secondary sound field at the error point;
[0059] S4. The sound pressure level difference between the primary sound field and the secondary sound field is the noise reduction amount, which can be used to evaluate the noise reduction effect. The error ...
Embodiment 2
[0061] The calculation process of the noise reduction amount of the adaptive active noise control system is as follows:
[0062] a. Record the real-time noise signal E of the error point, and the real-time output signal S of the secondary sound source;
[0063] b. The secondary sound source S reaches the acoustic signal Y at point E of the error microphone through the secondary path H:
[0064] Y=H T S
[0065] c. Calculate the primary sound field, that is, the desired signal D:
[0066] D=E-Y
[0067] d. Calculate the noise level L of the primary sound field and the secondary sound field respectively d and L e :
[0068] where d(n) is the sound pressure signal at a certain moment of the desired signal D
[0069] Where e(n) is the sound pressure signal at a certain moment of the error signal E
[0070]e. Noise reduction L V calculate
[0071] L V = L d -L e
[0072] Thus, the estimation of the noise reduction amount of the system is completed.
[0073] From ...
Embodiment 3
[0075] The practical application of the noise reduction calculation method for a single-channel system is divided into the following steps:
[0076] a. Error signal pickup:
[0077] The real-time noise signal e(n) of the error point is collected in real time by the error microphone of the system.
[0078] b. Calculate the estimated value of the secondary acoustic signal y(n) at the error point:
[0079] y(n)=h(m)*s(n) where h(m) is the channel transfer function from the secondary sound source to the error microphone
[0080] c. Calculate the estimated value d(n) of the primary sound field signal at the error point:
[0081] d(n)=e(n)-y(n)
[0082] d. Calculate the noise level of the primary sound field and the secondary sound field at the error point:
[0083] The formula for calculating the sound pressure level is: where p ref =2.0×10 -5 , p is the average sound pressure,
[0084] which is
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[0086] From the above, we can get the sound pressure level L ...
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