5311453 :
Variable point sampling
INVENTORS: | Denenberg; Jeffrey N., Trumbell, CT Scott; Roy H., Columbia, MD
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ASSIGNEES: |
Noise Cancellation Technologies, Inc., Linthicum, MD |
ISSUED: | May 10, 1994 | | FILED: | Sep. 11, 1992 |
SERIAL NUMBER: | 943629 | | MAINT. STATUS: |
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INTL. CLASS (Ed. 5): |
H04B 15/00; |
U.S. CLASS: | 364-574 | FIELD OF SEARCH: |
364-574
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375-106
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AGENTS: |
Hiney; J. W.; |
ABSTRACT:
A method and system by which the number of samples used to characterize the noise cycle of an active noise cancellation system varies dynamically as a function of the fundamental operating frequency of the system.
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EXEMPLARY CLAIM(s): Show all 4 claims
We claim:
- 1. In a digital, synchronous, noise cancellation system for canceling the frequency components, the method of maintaining the sampling rate and required processing resources within a small range while the fundamental noise cycle varies over a large range, said method comprising
- determining the highest frequency to be processed,
- determining the current noise cycle rate,
- changing the number of sample points per noise cycle dependent upon the noise cycle rate and the highest frequency to be processed.
RELATED U.S. APPLICATIONS: none
FOREIGN APPLICATION PRIORITY DATA: none FOREIGN REFERENCES: none OTHER REFERENCES: none
PRIMARY/ASSISTANT EXAMINERS: Harvey; Jack B.; Peeso; Thomas
ADDED TO DATABASE: Aug. 23, 1996
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