Active noise control using phased-array active resonators

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Acoustical noise or sound cancellation – Within duct

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ABSTRACT:
An active noise control system includes sensors 16,26 which detects noise 114 and provides electronic signals to an active noise control (ANC) controller 20. The controller provides electronic anti-noise signals to a speaker 24 which is connected to, and provides acoustic anti-noise into, a plurality of active resonators 120-124. The resonators 120-124 are disposed successively along the propagation direction of the noise 114 and provide time-delayed anti-noise acoustic output signals each of which attenuates a portion of the noise 114. The phasing of the anti-noise signals from the resonators 120-124 may be accomplished by acoustic and/or electronic time delays.

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