A lookup-table digital oscillator replaces analog transient and noise circuits, cutting circuit scale while simplifying frequency tuning.
By reusing high-frequency uncorrelated input noise, this oscillator enables stochastic resonance sensing of weak signals with less circuit scale and tuning effort.
A thermal insulating structure enables self-sustained neuron oscillation with low voltage, reduced heat loss, and no extra compensation circuitry.
A dual digital filtering path combines high-rate sigma-delta processing with tuneable lower-rate filtering to cut ANC latency and phase shift.
Proximity sensing between headset earpieces triggers low-power mode, cutting idle drain and extending battery run time without manual action.
Placing the error sensor on the loudspeaker front face cuts secondary path delay and keeps active noise cancellation robust in high-temperature exhausts.
Separate ports for headset, microphone, and aircraft links make aviation audio gear more compact while preserving compatibility and power flexibility.
Phase-tuned multi-sine generation sets a target crest factor in band-limited test signals, improving SNR without violating amplitude limits.
Tone detection pauses secondary path filter adaptation during downlink ringtones, preventing ANC instability and preserving noise cancellation.
Dynamic switching between arrayed and in-phase speakers expands the cancellation zone and avoids amplifier clipping during high-noise events.
Threshold-based error monitoring skips unstable ANC filter updates, keeping personal audio noise cancellation effective in changing conditions.
Temporary leakage-factor changes let engine harmonic cancellation cut output tone quickly after RPM drops, avoiding audible afterglow.
Engine harmonic estimates limit loudspeaker output in vehicle active noise reduction, preventing instability artifacts without shutdown.
A DAC-fed feedback loop modulates oscillator frequency to break output regularity and produce less predictable random codes for secure electronics.