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Comparative study of cone-shaped versus flat-panel speakers for active noise control of multi-tonal signals in open windows

@inproceedings{Fasciani2015ComparativeSO,
  title={Comparative study of cone-shaped versus flat-panel speakers for active noise control of multi-tonal signals in open windows},
  author={Stefano Fasciani and Jianjun He and Bhan Lam and Tatsuya Murao and Woonseng Gan},
  year={2015}
}
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Active control of noise through open windows
Exploiting the Underdetermined System in Multichannel Active Noise Control for Open Windows
Active noise control (ANC) is a re-emerging technique to mitigate noise pollution. To reduce the noise power in large spaces, multiple channels are usually required, which complicates the…
Physical Classification and Recent Developments of Active Noise Control Systems
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The physical classification of the existing literature on the basis of both noise source and quiet zone characteristics is presented and examples are point to point, point to zone, zone to point and zone to zone.
Spatial Audio Reproduction with Primary Ambient Extraction
Symmetric Design of Multiple-Channel Active Noise Control Systems for Open Windows
ABSTRACT There is a recent trend in deploying multiple-channel active noise control (MCANC) units to mitigate noise that propagates into urban accommodation through open windows, while preserving…

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