Audio signal processor and method therefor for substantially reducing audio feedback in a cummunication unit
AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorSteven Adam Urbanski
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AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorSteven Adam Urbanski
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An audio signal processor (209) comprises a forward signal path (256) having a forward audio signal (257) coupled to a loudspeaker (203) for producing a first acoustic signal (263), and a reverse signal path (248) coupled to a microphone (201) for producing a reverse audio signal (243), wherein at least a portion of the first acoustic signal (263) is coupled to the microphone (201) for producing a feedback audio signal (337) on the reverse signal path (248). An attenuator (305), coupled to the microphone (201), attenuates the reverse audio signal (243) responsive to a measure of the feedback audio signal (339). The measure of the feedback audio signal (339) preferrably comprises a signal to noise ratio measurement of the feedback audio signal (337). The attenuator (305) is further responsive to at least one of the first audio signal (257), and a third audio signal (239) which may also be coupled to the reverse signal path (248). The [present invention] audio signal processor (209) advantageously reduces audio feedback in a digital radiotelephone system (102) where audio processing times are long.
An audio signal processor for substantially reducing audio feedback in a communication unit, comprising:
An audio signal processor for substantially reducing audio feedback in a communication unit, comprising:
An audio signal processor for substantially reducing audio feedback in a communication unit, comprising:
An audio signal processor for substantially reducing audio feedback in a communication unit, comprising:
In an audio signal processor including a first signal path having a first audio signal and a second signal path having a second audio signal, wherein at least a portion of the first audio signal is coupled to the second signal path to produce a feedback audio signal on the second signal path, a method for substantially reducing audio feedback in a communication unit, comprising the steps of:
In an audio signal processor including a forward signal path having a forward audio signal coupled to a loudspeaker for producing a first acoustic signal and a reverse signal path coupled to a microphone for producing a reverse audio signal, wherein at least a portion of the first acoustic signal is coupled to the microphone for producing a feedback audio signal on the reverse signal path, a method for substantially reducing audio feedback in a communication unit, comprising the steps of:
In an audio signal processor including a reverse signal path coupled to a microphone for producing a reverse audio signal, and a forward signal path having a forward audio signal coupled to a loudspeaker, wherein at least a portion of the reverse audio signal is coupled to the forward signal path to produce a feedback audio signal on the forward signal path, a method for substantially reducing audio feedback in a communication unit, comprising the steps of:
In an audio signal processor including a first signal path having a first attenuator coupled to a loudspeaker and a first audio signal coupled to the loudspeaker for producing a first acoustic signal, a second signal path coupled to a microphone, coupled to a second attenuator, for producing a second audio signal, wherein at least a portion of the first acoustic signal is coupled to the microphone to produce a feedback audio signal on the second signal path, and an echo canceller coupled to receive the first audio signal, the second audio signal and an error signal, and operative to produce an estimate of the second audio signal and an echo return loss signal, a method for substantially reducing audio feedback in a communication unit, comprising the steps of:
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