A signal processing device synchronizes audio sampling with a fixed noise cancellation clock to maintain filter stability.
A noise-reduction apparatus segments filter updates into transient and steady-state phases to balance speed and stability.
Figure-8 detection coils identify membrane tumbling to drive electromagnetic damping forces in mobile micro speakers.
Segmented magnets in a magnetic negative spring loudspeaker provide radial stability and linear force cancellation for the moveable armature.
An ear canal earpiece uses an oscillatable diaphragm to seal the canal while transmitting ambient sound.
A controller calculates correction factors based on diaphragm position to adjust voice coil current.
Piezo actuators replace heavy inertia masses to reduce weight while suppressing structureborne noise transmission in helicopters.
Horizontal vibration eliminates vertical mass blocks, reducing thickness while increasing magnetic field strength.
An active noise reduction device corrects reference signals using simulated acoustic transfer characteristics to adjust cancelling sound amplitude.
Segmenting the error and reference paths preserves desired tones while the whitening filter reduces autocorrelation artefacts in feedback estimation.
A diagonalization filter matrix decouples active noise cancellation into offline tuning and real-time adaptation.
A hearing aid gain processor adjusts output levels based on input signal power to manage residual feedback.
A speaker protection device estimates diaphragm excursion using feedback signals to prevent physical damage.
An adaptive noise cancellation system generates anti-noise signals by adjusting filter responses based on source audio presence.
A loudspeaker uses a resistive component across a second coil to adjust the damping factor and optimize bass response.
A hybrid adaptive noise cancellation system uses a secondary path estimate adaptive filter to model electro-acoustic paths.
A noise masking device pitch-shifts masker signals to match vehicle noise frequencies.
Wireless message exchange coordinates audio settings between terminals to reduce noise interference without adding hardware complexity.
An adaptive noise canceling circuit detects ambient audio characteristics to generate precise anti-noise signals for personal devices.