Systems and methods for using dynamic noise generation to enhance user acoustic experience
AssigneeDell Products L.P.
InventorsClaire H. Hsu, Travis C. North, Robert E. Freehill, Douglas J. Peeler
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Abstract
An information handling system may include an air mover configured to cause movement of gaseous fluid within the information handling system in order to thermally cool one or more components of the information handling system and a dynamic noise generation system configured to receive an indication of expected acoustical energy generated by the air mover and generate sound in accordance with an output noise signal based on noise generated by the air mover.
Claims21
An information handling system comprising:
- an air mover configured to cause movement of gaseous fluid within the information handling system in order to thermally cool one or more components of the information handling system;
- and
- a dynamic noise generation system configured to:
- receive an indication of a desired noise signal;
- receive an indication of expected acoustical energy generated by the air mover;
- and
- generate sound in accordance with an output noise signal, wherein the sound is generated such that a sum of the generated sound and the expected acoustical energy generated by the air mover approximates the desired noise signal.
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A method comprising:
- receiving an indication of a desired noise signal;
- receiving an indication of expected acoustical energy generated by an air mover configured to cause movement of gaseous fluid within an information handling system in order to thermally cool one or more components of the information handling system;
- and
- generating sound in accordance with an output noise signal, wherein the sound is generated such that a sum of the generated sound and the expected acoustical energy generated by the air mover approximates the desired noise signal.
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An article of manufacture, comprising;
- a non-transitory computer readable medium;
- and
- computer-executable instructions carried on the computer readable medium, the instructions readable by a processor, the instructions, when read and executed, for causing the processor to:
- receive an indication of a desired noise signal;
- receive an indication of expected acoustical energy generated by an air mover configured to cause movement of gaseous fluid within an information handling system in order to thermally cool one or more components of the information handling system;
- and
- generate sound in accordance with an output noise signal, wherein the sound is generated such that a sum of the generated sound and the expected acoustical energy generated by the air mover approximates the desired noise signal.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.