Audio processing circuit using leakage detection to control one or more adaptive filters and associated method
AssigneeAiroha Technology Corp.
InventorsLi-Wen Chi, Chih-Chi Weng
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Abstract
An audio processing circuit is used for generating an output signal for an audio function, and includes at least one adaptive filter and a leakage detection circuit. The at least one adaptive filter controls the output signal. The leakage detection circuit performs leakage detection according to a first input signal and a second input signal, and adjusts the at least one adaptive filter according to a leakage detection result. The first input signal is indicative of noise signal signature. The second input signal is derived from an error signal output by an error microphone that picks up remnant noise resulting from the audio function.
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An audio processing circuit for generating an output signal for an audio function, comprising:
- at least one adaptive filter, arranged to control the output signal;
- and
- a leakage detection circuit, arranged to perform leakage detection according to a first input signal and a second input signal, and adjust the at least one adaptive filter according to a leakage detection result, wherein the first input signal is indicative of noise signal signature, and the second input signal is derived from an error signal output by an error microphone that picks up remnant noise resulting from the audio function.
An audio processing method for generating an output signal for an audio function, comprising:
- controlling, by at least one adaptive filter, the output signal;
- performing leakage detection according to a first input signal and a second input signal, wherein the first input signal is indicative of noise signal signature, and the second input signal is derived from an error signal output by an error microphone that picks up remnant noise resulting from the audio function;
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- adjusting the at least one adaptive filter according to a leakage detection result.
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