Sound canceling systems and methods

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Acoustical noise or sound cancellation – Acoustic – nonairborne vibration sensing or counterwave emission

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C381S071800, C381S071600, C381S071900, C381S071110

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07835529

ABSTRACT:
A system for sound cancellation includes a source microphone for detecting sound and a speaker for broadcasting a canceling sound with respect to a cancellation location. A computational module is in communication with the source microphone and the speaker. The computational module is configured to receive a signal from the source microphone, identify a cancellation signal using a predetermined adaptive filtering function responsive to acoustics of the cancellation location, and transmit a cancellation signal to the speaker.

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