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279 results about "Residual noise" patented technology

The residual noise is the noise remaining at a point under certain conditions when the noise from the specific source is suppressed.

Variable gain active noise canceling system with improved residual noise sensing

InactiveUS6118878AReduce the possibilityCancellation system retains its effectiveness across its bandwidthNoise generationSound producing devicesInstabilityEngineering
An active noise cancellation system includes a series of features for more effective cancellation, greater reliability, and improved stability. A particular feature adapted for headset systems includes locating a residual microphone radially offset from the center of a sound generator to detect a signal more similar to that incident upon the eardrum of the user. In addition, an open back headset design includes perforations on the side of the headset instead of the back, so that the perforations are less susceptible to inadvertent blockage. The system also includes a mechanism for detecting changes in the acoustic characteristics of the environment that may be caused, for example, by pressure exerted upon the earpieces, and that may destabilize the cancellation system. The system automatically responds to such changes, for example, by reducing the gain or the frequency response of the system to preserve stability. The system further includes other methods for detecting imminent instability and compensating, such as detecting the onset of signals within enhancement frequencies characteristic of the onset of instability, and adjusting the gain or frequency response of the system or suppressing the enhanced signals. The system further includes a mechanism for conserving battery life by turning the system off when sound levels are low, or adjusting the power supply to the system to correspond to the current power requirements of the system.
Owner:NOISE CANCELLATION TECH

Variable gain active noise cancelling system with improved residual noise sensing

An active noise cancellation system includes a series of features for more effective cancellation, greater reliability, and improved stability. A particular feature adapted for headset systems includes locating a residual microphone radially offset from the center of a sound generator to detect a signal more similar to that incident upon the eardrum of the user. In addition, an open back headset design includes perforations on the side of the headset instead of the back, so that the perforations are less susceptible to inadvertent blockage. The system also includes a mechanism for detecting changes in the acoustic characteristics of the environment that may be caused, for example, by pressure exerted upon the earpieces, and that may destabilize the cancellation system. The system automatically responds to such changes, for example, by reducing the gain or the frequency response of the system to preserve stability. The system further includes other methods for detecting imminent instability and compensating, such as detecting the onset of signals within enhancement frequencies characteristic of the onset of instability, and adjusting the gain or frequency response of the system or suppressing the enhanced signals. The system further includes a mechanism for conserving battery life by turning the system off when sound levels are low, or adjusting the power supply to the system to correspond to the current power requirements of the system.
Owner:NCT GROUP

Method for improving performance of feedforward narrow-band active noise control system

InactiveCN101976560AImprove performanceReduce residual noise energy impactSpeech analysisSound producing devicesNoise controlSteady state
The invention discloses a method for improving the performance of a feedforward narrow-band active noise control system, which relates to the field of active noise control, and aims at the situation that the reference signal frequency acquired by a non-acoustic sensor in the feedforward narrow-band active noise control system with a minor access road on-line identification function and the target noise actual frequency are imbalanced and the problem the auxiliary noise brought by the minor access road on-line identification seriously hinders the reduction of the residual noise energy of the system. The control system comprises a frequency compensation subsystem, a signal synthesis subsystem and a minor access road on-line identification subsystem; the frequency compensation subsystem comprises a second-order autoregression module and a least mean square (LMS) algorithm module; the frequency compensation subsystem transmits the cosine component and sinusoidal component of the adjusted reference signal of an ith frequency channel to the signal synthesis; when the frequency imbalance reaches above 50%, the target noise can still be effectively restrained; and when in a steady state, the residual noise energy of the system is reduced to an ideal level, so that the performance of the control system can be further improved and is closer to the practice.
Owner:HARBIN INST OF TECH

Two-channel beam forming speech enhancement method based on noise mixed coherence

ActiveCN105869651AGood effectImprove voice enhancementSpeech analysisNoise power spectrumMixed noise
The invention discloses a two-channel beam forming speech enhancement method based on noise mixed coherence. Adaptive beam forming can effectively inhibit directional noise signals under the reverberation-free condition, but the inhibiting effect of the adaptive beam forming is greatly reduced in the presence of reverberation. Aiming at the problem, the invention provides the two-channel beam forming method based on noise mixed coherence. Considering that coherence and scattering noises exist simultaneously in a sound field, in the method provided by the invention, the hypothesis of replacing the traditional scattering sound field with a mixed noise field is provided, specifically, the method comprises the following steps: firstly, estimating the noise coherence in the mixed noise field, estimating a power spectrum of the noises by utilizing the noise coherence, and calculating a gain function of a frequency domain filtering by using the estimated result for the power spectrum of the noises; and carrying out frequency domain filtering processing on the noises and reverberant signals, and carrying out further processing on the residual noises by adopting a minimum variance distortionless response beam forming device. The experiment proves that the quality of the speech enhanced by adopting the method provided by the invention is obviously improved compared with that enhanced by adopting the traditional method.
Owner:PEKING UNIV SHENZHEN GRADUATE SCHOOL

Feedforward narrow band active noise control system with online secondary path identification

The invention belongs to the field of active noise control and discloses a feedforward narrow band active noise control system with online secondary path identification. The feedforward narrow band active noise control system aims to solve the problem that system residual noise inhibition performance is seriously affected by auxiliary noise introduced into online secondary path identification in the feedforward narrow band active noise control system. The feedforward narrow band active noise control system comprises a signal synthesis subsystem, an online secondary path identification subsystem and a residual noise separation subsystem. The signal synthesis subsystem is used for generating secondary noise source signals with same frequency as sound signals in target noise. The online secondary path identification subsystem is capable of completing online secondary path identification in real time along with running of the narrow band active noise control system and used for inhibiting the target noise. The residual noise separation subsystem is capable of separating sound signals with frequencies in limited quantity from the residual noise. Energy of the introduced auxiliary noise is regulated by the separated residual sound signals, and consequently precision and quickness in online secondary path identification are improved, and influences of the introduced auxiliary noise on the residual noise are remarkably reduced.
Owner:HARBIN INST OF TECH

Method for recovering target speech based on speech segment detection under a stationary noise

InactiveUS20070055511A1Minimizing residual noiseNoise minimizationSpeech recognitionFrequency spectrumPresent method
Method for recovering target speech by extracting signal components falling in a speech segment, which is determined based on separated signals obtained through the Independent Component Analysis, thereby minimizing the residual noise in the recovered target speech. The present method comprises: the first step of receiving target speech emitted from a sound source and a noise emitted from another sound source and extracting estimated spectra Y* corresponding to the target speech by use of the Independent Component Analysis; the second step of separating from the estimated spectra Y* an estimated spectrum series group y* in which the noise is removed by applying separation judgment criteria based on the kurtosis of the amplitude distribution of each of estimated spectrum series in Y*; the third step of detecting a speech segment and a noise segment of the total sum F of all the estimated spectrum series in y* by applying detection judgment criteria based on a predetermined threshold value T that is determined by the maximum value of F; and the fourth step of extracting components falling in the speech segment from the estimated spectra Y* to generate a recovered spectrum group of the target speech for recovering the target speech.
Owner:KITAKYUSHU FOUND FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF IND SCI & TECH +1
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