Wind suppression/replacement component for use with electronic systems
AssigneeAliphCom
InventorsNicolas Jean Petit, Gregory C. Burnett, Michael Goertz
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AssigneeAliphCom
InventorsNicolas Jean Petit, Gregory C. Burnett, Michael Goertz
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Techniques associated with an acoustic vibration sensor are described, including a first detector that receives a first signal and a second detector that receives a second signal and a third signal, wherein the first signal comprises a skin surface microphone signal, a static equalization filter coupled to the first detector and configured to generate an equalized first signal, a voice activity detector coupled to the first detector, and a wind detector coupled to the second detector, the wind detector configured to correlate the second signal and the third signal and to derive from the correlation a plurality of wind metrics associated with a wind noise, the wind detector is further configured to determine a magnitude associated with the wind noise, to determine whether to suspend an activity of the system, and to determine a duration of time that the magnitude associated with the wind noise exceeds a threshold.
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