Subdividing raw data into slices allows a sonar system to correct beam positions via split-aperture phase comparison, resolving high incidence angle errors.
A noise controller uses an effect measuring unit to isolate target noise reduction from non-target interference.
An audio signal processing apparatus dynamically adjusts channel contribution rates based on sound source position information.
Active anti-noise generators use sensors and processors to create destructive interference, reducing far-field noise without large physical barriers.
An active noise control system dynamically selects speaker groups to generate anti-noise signals.
Active noise cancellation controller drives a micro speaker to generate anti-noise signals that counteract fan-generated acoustic disturbances.
Dynamic sensor weighting resolves the contradiction between adaptability and system complexity.
A virtual audio system tuning method processes signals through recorded transfer functions to simulate acoustic environments.
RC phase shifting network aligns analog RF signals for beamforming, eliminating bulky inductors to reduce power consumption and ASIC area.
A cladding layer confines acoustic waves to the core using acoustic reflection at interfaces between solids with dissimilar velocities.
Variable cross-section cable minimizes drag force while maintaining tensile strength for deeper detection.
Audio alarm system minimizes crest factor through phase control, reducing amplifier power consumption while maintaining audibility.
Variable filter coefficients update via microphone feedback to maintain noise cancellation performance despite transducer transfer function changes.
A yacht noise cancellation system uses segmented adaptive filtering to generate anti-noise signals for precise acoustic interference.
A noise reduction system decomposes audio signals into sub-bands to attenuate noise elements based on local signal energy values.