Voice echo suppression in engine order cancellation systems
AssigneeHarman International Industries, Incorporated
InventorKevin J. BASTYR
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AssigneeHarman International Industries, Incorporated
InventorKevin J. BASTYR
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Engine order cancellation (EOC) systems generate feed forward noise signals based on the engine or other rotating shaft RPM and use those signals and adaptively configured W-filters to reduce the in-cabin SPL by radiating anti-noise through speakers. An EOC system may include a signal analysis controller for detecting non-stationary events, such as speech, based on parameters sampled from a current frame of error signals output from microphones positioned in various locations of a vehicle passenger cabin. Upon detection, the signal analysis controller may mitigate the effects of the non-stationary event to prevent the EOC system from boosting noise or contributing to a speech-like post-echo in the passenger cabin. For example, if speech is detected in a frame, then the adaptation can be frozen for that frame. Alternatively, the signal analysis controller may adaptively subtract voice signals out of the error microphone signal.
A method for preventing mis-adaptation in a feed-forward engine order cancellation (EOC) system, the method comprising:
An engine order cancellation (EOC) system comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions for engine order cancellation (EOC), the instructions comprising:
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