3 accepted papers
The virtual sensing (VS) technique enables an active noise control (ANC) system to estimate the virtual error signal for control using remote monitoring microphones. However, instances where noise characteristics and primary paths exhibit variations lead to a noticeable decline in performance for th…
An active noise control (ANC) system generates a secondary sound to destructively interfere with the undesirable noise. Existing ANC algorithms are mainly designed to minimize the power of the residual sound, with few considerations to the listening experience. This results in a pressing issue in pr…
The virtual sensing technique allows the active noise control (ANC) system to work with error microphones that are placed far from the desired zone of quietness (ZoQ). Conventionally, a training stage is required to obtain the auxiliary filters with the temporary error microphones placed in the ZoQ.…