Device for noise attenuation of weaving machine

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

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G10K 1116

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052710629

ABSTRACT:
A device for noise attenuation attenuates the noises generated from weaving machines and comprises first conversion means for receiving a sound and outputting an electrical acoustic signal corresponding to the sound, first signal processing means for receiving the acousto-electric signal and outputting a first electrical signal having the frequency and amplitude corresponding to a sound to be attenuated on the basis of the received acoustic-electric signal, second signal processing means for receiving the first electrical signal and outputting a second electrical signal having the same frequency and inverted phase relative to the first electrical signal, and second conversion means for receiving the second electrical signal and generating a sound corresponding to the received second electrical signal.

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