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Audio filter

Known as: Audio filtering, Audio filters, Sound filter 
An audio filter is a frequency dependent amplifier circuit, working in the audio frequency range, 0 Hz to beyond 20 kHz. Audio filters can amplify… 
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2019
2019
Noise fatigue in the ICU: platform for sound data collection and visualization: Cacophony Mapper
The starting point of this graduation project is noises that nurses experience in the ICU (Intensive Care Unit). There is a… 
2013
2013
Image and sound control
An image and tone control for a vehicle includes an output control device (11) for controlling image display devices and an audio… 
2012
2012
INFRASOUND AND THE PARANORMAL
Infrasound has become established within paranormal research as a causal factor in the production of subjective experiences that… 
2010
2010
Multiple microphone-based direction of sound filter
2007
2007
Implementation of FPGA in the Design of Embedded Systems
The use of FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays) and configurable processors is an interesting new phenomenon in embedded… 
2002
2002
Surface sound wave filter, surface sound wave equipment using said filter, and communication device using said surface sound filter or equipment
At the end of the interdigital transducer connected to the at least one other interdigital transducer, the small pitch electrode… 
1995
1995
Digital Tone Control
1994
1994
Integrating Filters for Professional and Consumer Applications
Integrating filters are used in the digital implementation of six common types of equalizer. The chosen examples range from a… 
1987
1987
Linear-Phase Digital Audio Tone Control
Filtres numeriques a reponse impulsionnelle de duree finie a phase lineaire pour la correction de tonalite 
1984
1984
Spin - mosquitoes for tone control device