Signal processing method and device
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorsMiki Sato, Akihiko Sugiyama
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorsMiki Sato, Akihiko Sugiyama
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A signal processor includes: a first adaptive filter that takes a first signal as input and generates a first pseudo signal; a first subtractor that subtracts the first pseudo signal from a second signal to supply a first differential signal as output; a second adaptive filter that takes the first signal as input to generate a second pseudo signal; a second subtractor that subtracts the second pseudo signal from the second signal to supply a second differential signal as output; a first step size control circuit that generates a first step size used in updating the first adaptive filter in accordance with the relation between the second pseudo signal and the second differential signal; and a second step size control circuit that generates a second step size used in updating the second adaptive filter in accordance with the relation between the first signal and the second signal.
A signal processing method, implemented by a noise canceller having a first terminal and a second terminal configured to respectively receive a first acoustic signal (x) and a second acoustic signal (y) from at least one acoustic transducer, for using said first acoustic signal (x) and said second acoustic signal (y), each containing a desired signal with different rates of content, to extract the desired signal, said signal processing method comprising the steps of:
A signal processing method, implemented by a noise canceller having a first terminal and a second terminal configured to respectively receive a first acoustic signal (x) and a second acoustic signal (y) from at least one acoustic transducer, for using said first acoustic signal (x) and said second acoustic signal (y), each containing a desired signal with different rates of content, to extract the desired signal, said signal processing method comprising the steps of:
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