Methods and systems for suppressing noise
AssigneeIndustrial Technology Research Institute
InventorsShih-Yu PAN, Chih-Yuan Yu, Jiun-Bin Huang, Min-Qiao Lu
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a suppressing noise system applied in a mobile device, comprises: at least two microphones are used for respectively transmitting a first audio signal with noise and a second audio signal with noise; a pre-processing unit is coupled to the at least two microphones for oversampling the first and second audio signals, downsampling the sampled first and second audio signals, and then generating a first adjusted signal and a second adjusted signal; and a suppressing noise device is coupled to the pre-processing device for filtering noise in the first and second adjusted signals once again, and outputting a third audio signal.
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A suppressing noise system applied in a mobile device, comprising:
- at least two microphones, for respectively transmitting a first audio signal with noise and a second audio signal with noise;
- a pre-processing device, coupled to the at least two microphones, for oversampling the first audio signal and the second audio signal, and downsampling the sampled first audio signal and the sampled second audio signal so as to generate a first adjusting signal and a second adjusting signal;
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- a suppressing noise device, coupled to the pre-processing device, for filtering the first adjusting signal and the second adjusting signal once again and then outputting a third audio signal.
A suppressing noise method applied in a mobile device, comprising:
- transmitting a first audio signal with noise and a second audio signal with noise;
- oversampling the first audio signal and the second audio signal, and downsampling the sampled first audio signal and the sampled second audio signal so as to generate a first adjusting signal and a second adjusting signal;
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- filtering the first adjusting signal and the second adjusting signal once again and then outputting a third audio signal.
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