IMPLEMENTATION OF A BROADBAND DUCT ANC SYSTEM USING ADAPTIVE SPATIALLY FEEDFORWARD STRUCTURE

IMPLEMENTATION OF A BROADBAND DUCT ANC SYSTEM USING ADAPTIVE SPATIALLY FEEDFORWARD STRUCTURE

An adaptive spatially feedforward algorithm is proposed for broadband attenuation of noise in ducts. Acoustic feedback generally exists in this active noise control structure. Munjal and Eriksson (1988 Journal of Acoustical Society of America84, 1086–1093) derived an ideal controller for the spatial...

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description An adaptive spatially feedforward algorithm is proposed for broadband attenuation of noise in ducts. Acoustic feedback generally exists in this active noise control structure. Munjal and Eriksson (1988 Journal of Acoustical Society of America84, 1086–1093) derived an ideal controller for the spatially feedforward structure. The ideal controller can be partitioned into two parts. The first part represents a repetitive controller that can be implemented by an infinite impulse response (IIR) filter, whereas the second part represents the dynamics of transducer that can be implemented by a finite impulse response (FIR) filter. In the paper, the IIR filter is merged with the original plant. The FIR filter is adaptively updated by the least-mean-square (LMS) algorithm to accommodate perturbations and uncertainties in the system. The proposed algorithm is implemented via a floating point digital signal processor and compared with other commonly used algorithms such as the Filtered-X LMS algorithm, the feedback neutralization algorithm, and the Filtered-U LMS algorithm. Experimental results show that the system has attained 15·7 dB maximal attenuation in the frequency band 200–600 Hz.
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