Active high transmission loss panel

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Acoustical noise or sound cancellation – Adjacent ear

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G10K 1116

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053156617

ABSTRACT:
An active high transmission loss panel for quieting either one or two way sound radiation which incorporates a number of cells (11) which contain sensors and actuators (12) adapted to be controlled independently or interactively so as to attenuate noise attempting to pass through said panel.

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