Systems and methods for self-calibrating audio listening devices
A technology for calibrating circuits and calibrating sequences, which is applied in hearing devices with active noise cancellation, hearing aids, frequency response correction, etc., and can solve problems such as not being able to fully ensure long-term audio quality and affecting user listening experience
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[0022] Various embodiments of the present disclosure will be described with reference to earphones. The term "headphones" as used herein is not intended to be limited to earphones only, but may be interchanged with the terms "headphones" or "earbuds" in other audio listening devices that include at least a on-ear), on-ear (circum-ear) and / or in-ear speakers.
[0023] Basic headphones typically include one or more speakers (eg, miniature speakers) to generate and emit (eg, play) sound waves. Headphones with noise cancellation capabilities such as active noise cancellation (ANC) include one or more speakers and one or more embedded microphones (eg, an external microphone and an internal microphone) to capture noise for noise reduction. To achieve a premium listening experience, speakers and microphones are designed to perform according to specific operating specifications.
[0024] To ensure quality, manufacturers can calibrate the headset during production. After the headset...
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