Signal processing systems

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

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381 99, E04B 199

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ABSTRACT:
A signal processing system which can be readily adjusted to achieve a desired complex transfer function of arbitrary form. The system comprises a frequency sampling filter system from each individual filter of which in-phase and quadrature components are derivable. The sum of these components for all the filters is obtained to provide the output of the system, the proportions in which the components are summed being independently variable for each component, for example by adjustment of attenuators or multipliers. Such a system has particular application in the field of active sound control.

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