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Equivalent noise bandwidth(ENBW) is defined as the bandwidth of a brickwall filter which produce same integrated noise power as that of an actual filter. This is also refered to as noise bandwidth or effective noise bandwidth. where is the maximum value of or magnitude of brickwall filter in passband.
The invention discloses a noisefrequency modulationsignal generation device, which is realized based on a field programmable gate array (FPGA), and adopts the following method steps: S1, in the FPGA, constructing an arbitrarily distributed random number generator to obtain random numbers conforming to distribution; s2, linearly mapping the obtained random number into a frequency modulationnoise bandwidth by using a linear mapping method to obtain a random frequency conforming to Gaussian distribution; and S3, converting the obtained random frequency into frequency modulationnoise by using a direct digital frequency synthesis technology. Complex linear algebraic operation is simplified into integer addition, subtraction and shifting, FPGA parallelism and special hardware resources are fully utilized, high speed, low resources and high statistical quality are considered, and a reliable hardware noise source is provided for scenes such as communication simulation and radar interference.
The application relates to a thermoelectric array and a signal readout circuit thereof, the thermoelectric array comprising: a plurality of sensor pixel elements; and a readout circuit comprising a plurality of signalprocessing channels, each signalprocessing channel comprising: a preamplifier for amplifying a sensor signal, the preamplifier being a single-stage amplifier; and an analog-to-digital converter connected to an output of the preamplifier, the analog-to-digital converter being a delta-sigma analog-to-digital converter; wherein each signal processing channel is configured to process sensor signals output by i sensor pixel elements, i being a positive integer and not greater than the square root of the number of sensor pixel elements in the thermoelectric array divided by 4. The application effectively reduces the noise bandwidth of the signal channel, thereby effectively improving the signal-to-noise ratio of the signal processing channel, effectively improving the system performance, and significantly improving the thermal temperature resolution; at the same time, because the frequency is reduced, the area and power consumption of the preamplifier and the analog-to-digital converter can be significantly reduced.
The invention relates to a device for reducing tinnitus. According to the invention, the characteristics of the tinnitus—frequency, noise bandwidth before and after the frequency, slope before and after the frequency, and masking level—are transmitted to a programmable signalprocessing component (2). This component transforms the frequency envelope of a sound source by adding a gain corresponding to the frequency envelope of the tinnitus and then transmits the signal to the person's ear. An application allows the tinnitus characteristics to be modified. In one particular configuration, if the person with tinnitus has associated hearing loss, the programmable signalprocessing component takes the hearing loss data into account to compensate for it. In another particular configuration, the device does not use an external sound source and can also create soothing sounds that perfectly match the tinnitus noise.A smartphone app allows you to adjust the noise. Figure to be published with the abbreviation: figure 1.
This application provides a method for dynamically adjusting the output gain of a sound card, relating to the field of audio signalprocessing technology. The method includes: separating the components of the sound card's output signal through harmonic extraction and noise analysis; calculating the harmonic-to-noise ratio and comparing it with a preset threshold to identify the air-sound mode; dynamically evaluating the proportion of harmonics and noise in the total signal energy; adjusting the energy classification criteria based on the noise bandwidth, tilting towards harmonic energy; and calculating and applying the target gain of the harmonic components, replacing the uniform boosting method based on total energy. The beneficial effects of this application are: by identifying the harmonic-to-noise ratio and adaptively classifying the bandwidth, it accurately boosts the harmonic level in the air-sound mode, avoiding the contradiction of simultaneous amplification of harmonics and broadbandairflow noise in the traditional uniform gain mode, achieving a dynamic balance between improving vocal clarity and suppressing noise, and significantly optimizing the intelligibility and quality of the sound card's output signal in the air-sound mode.