Application of a Frequency Domain Processing Technique to the Simultaneous Equations Method(<Special Section>Digital Signal Processing)
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This paper presents a frequency domain simultaneous equations method capable of automatically recovering noise reduction effect degraded by secondary path changes. The simultaneous equations method has been studied, first in time domain. Accordingly to the study, in the time domain, the simultaneous equations method requires an additional filter and a system identification circuit used for transforming the solution of the simultaneous equations into the coefficients of noise control filter, which increase the processing cost. To reduce the processing cost, this paper studies on the application of a frequency domain processing technique, the cross spectrum method, to the simultaneous equations method. By directly applying the equation defining the cross spectrum method to the solution, the additional filter becomes unnecessary. In addition, the system identification circuit is replaced with the inverse Fourier transform. Thereby, the processing cost drastically decreases. This paper also presents simulation results to confirm that the proposed method can automatically recover the noise reduction effect degraded by a path change and provides much higher convergence speed than that of the filtered-x NLMS algorithm with the perfectly modeled secondary path filter.
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- 2003-08-01
著者
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Muneyasu M
Faculty Of Engineering Kansai University
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Muneyasu Mitsuji
Faculty Of Engineering Kansai University
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Muneyasu Mitsuji
Faculty Of Engineering Frontier Science Center Kansai University
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FUJII Kensaku
Graduate School of Engineering, University of Hyogo
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Fujii Kensaku
Graduate School Of Engineering University Of Hyogo
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HASHIMOTO Shigeyuki
Graduate School of Engineering, Himeji Institute of Technology
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Fujii Kensaku
Div. Of Computer Engineering Univ. Of Hyogo
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Hashimoto Shigeyuki
Department Of Computer Engineering University Of Hyogo:(presently)fujitsu Ten Ltd.
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