Method and apparatus for a frequency domain echo suppression filter
AssigneeContinental Automotive Systems, Inc.
InventorDavid Barron
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AssigneeContinental Automotive Systems, Inc.
InventorDavid Barron
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Residual frequency components of a reference signal are suppressed from an error signal. A magnitude of the frequency domain representation of the reference signal is divided by a magnitude of the frequency domain representation of LMS-filtered representation of the error signal to obtain a frequency domain ratio of the frequency domain representation of the reference signal to the frequency domain representation of the LMS-filtered signal. The frequency domain ratio of the frequency domain representation of the reference signal to the frequency domain representation of the LMS-filtered signal is multiplied by the frequency domain ratio of the frequency domain representation of the reference signal to the frequency domain representation of the LMS-filtered signal, to obtain a frequency domain signal having reduced residual frequency components of the reference signal.
A method of suppressing residual frequency components of a reference signal, from a least-mean-squared (LMS) filtered signal carrying said residual frequency components of the reference signal, the method comprising:
An apparatus for suppressing residual echo signals from a time domain error signal output from a least-mean-squared frequency domain filter, the apparatus comprising:
A method of suppressing residual frequency components of a reference signal, from a least-mean-squared (LMS) filtered signal carrying said residual frequency components of the reference signal, the method comprising:
An apparatus for suppressing residual echo signals from a time domain error signal provided by a least-mean-squared frequency domain filter, the apparatus comprising:
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