Time domain compensation for transducer mismatch

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Directive circuits for microphones

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381 96, 381 97, 364553, 36472419, H04R 300

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052241700

ABSTRACT:
A two channel real time octave analyzer is equipped with an adaptive time domain phase compensation filter whose poles and zeros are programmably selected to counteract phase error associated with any given pair of microphones. Precise matching of microphone phase characteristics is thereby achieved. In the preferred embodiment, the transfer function for the adaptive filter is determined using a pole/zero synthesis technique based on cross spectrum data acquired in an FFT spectral analysis of the probe microphones.

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