Harmonic distortion residual echo suppression
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsJack W. Stokes, III, Henrique S. Malvar, Diego Ariel Bendersky
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsJack W. Stokes, III, Henrique S. Malvar, Diego Ariel Bendersky
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Harmonic distortion residual echo suppression (HDRES) technique embodiments are presented which act to suppress the residual echo remaining after a near-end microphone signal has undergone AEC, including harmonic distortion in the signal that was caused by the speaker audio signal playback. In general, an AEC module is employed which suppresses some parts of the speaker audio signal found in a near-end microphone signal and generates an AEC output signal. A HDRES module then inputs the AEC output signal and the speaker audio signal, and suppresses at least a portion of a residual part of the speaker audio signal that was left unsuppressed by the AEC module. This includes at least a portion of the harmonic distortion exhibited in the AEC output signal.
A system for suppressing a portion of a microphone signal corresponding to a speaker audio signal played aloud in a space having a microphone therein which picks-up the speaker signal playback and generates a microphone signal, wherein a portion of the microphone signal that corresponds to the speaker audio signal playback comprises non-linear harmonic distortion, said system comprising:
A system for suppressing a portion of a microphone signal corresponding to a playback of the multiple channels of a speaker audio signal wherein each channel is played aloud via separate loudspeakers in a space having a microphone therein which picks-up said playback and generates a microphone signal, wherein a portion of the microphone signal that corresponds to each channel of the speaker audio signal playback comprises non-linear harmonic distortion caused by the speaker audio signals, said system comprising:
A system for suppressing a portion of a microphone signal corresponding to a playback of the right and left channels of a speaker stereo audio signal wherein each channel is played aloud via separate loudspeakers in a space having a microphone therein which picks-up said playback and generates the microphone signal, wherein a portion of the microphone signal that corresponds to each channel of the speaker audio signal playback comprises non-linear harmonic distortion caused by the playback, said system comprising:
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