Echo processing devices for single-channel or multichannel...

Telephonic communications – Echo cancellation or suppression

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C379S406020

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ABSTRACT:
An echo processing technique for attenuating echo components of a direct signal X1nin a return signal Y2n. A receive gain Grnand a send gain Genare calculated. The receive gain Grnis applied to the direct signal and an input signal X2nis produced and emitted into an echo generator system. The send gain Genis applied to an output signal Y1nfrom the echo generator system and the return signal Y2nis produced. A coupling variable COR is calculated which is characteristic of the acoustic coupling between the direct signal X1nor the input signal X2nand the output signal Y1n. The receive gain Grnand the send gain Genare calculated on the basis of the coupling variable.

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