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Active Noise Cancelling and ultra low-frequent singularities!

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Tom

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Jun 9, 2008, 2:54:46 AM6/9/08
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Hi,

In active noise cancelling systems for head-phones there seems to be
a
focus on ultra low frequent singularities (< a few Hz). Can anyone
tell me how these are related to some physical attributes of the
plant
(speaker,microphone, amp and acoustical path in between transducers)?


Cheers
Tom

Angelo Campanella

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Jun 12, 2008, 7:48:48 AM6/12/08
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You will have to formulate the mathematical equivalent of an RC low
pass filter. That filter physically is the capacitance C of the earcup
interior volume up to the ar drum vs the flow resistance R of the earcup
circumaural seal; some are good like jell seals, others are lousy such
as no-seal. Above the rollover frequecy of that low pass filter, decibel
noise cancellation degree is limited only by the gain of the amplifier
and the stability of such gain.

Angelo Campanella

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