This virtual error signal is used to update the ANC weights vector w(n) according to by filtering the reference signal x(m) with the secondary path estimate to the virtual microphone FIG, 2. Block diagram of FSLMS algorithm using virtual sensing technique FIG. 5. Experimental setup FIG. 7 Power spectrum magnitude (dB) of the virtual microphone signal under FSLMS based ANC for various filter order N. Duct is open at one end. 44 = 0.001, 42, =0.0001. (a) full spectrum (b) zoomed spectrum. FIG. 8. Power spectrum magnitude (dB) of the virtual microphone signal under FSLMS based ANC for various different step-size. Duct is open at one end. Filter length N=100, 4 =0.001 (a) full spectrum (b) zoomed spectrum. the linear part. In further experiments, the step-size is fixed at 0.001 to evaluate the AN¢ FIG. 9. Power spectrum magnitude (dB) of the virtual microphone signal under FSLMS and FXLMS based ANC by artificially delaying the secondary path. Duct is open at one end. Filter length N=100, ~ =0.001, ND NNN Ln \ Lol] nee oe he ee. (LAN ere ese ee ME canes praca hccnmeeneemumie -apable of cancelling noise at the virtual location under very high causality constraint, where as source given by Eqn. (14). In this figure, it is clearly noticeable that the FSLMS algorithm i: FIG. 10. Power spectrum magnitude (dB) of the virtual microphone signal under FSLMS and FXLMS based ANC with and without delay in the secondary. Filter length N =100, 4 =0.001, 42, =0.001 (a) Full spectrum (b) zoomed spectrum. FIG. 10. Power spectrum magnitude (dB) of the virtual microphone signal under FSLMS and FXLMS to predict the noise due to the time delay. FIG. 11. Airfoil attached to the wind tunnel in the anechoic chamber algorithms for controlling noise generated due to airfoils such as aeroplane wings, automobile FIG. 12. Power spectrum magnitude (dB) of the virtual microphone signal under the FSLMS and FXLMS based ANC Filter length N =100, 42 =0.001, 44, =0.001 (a) Full spectrum (b) mid-frequency zoomed spectrum (c) low-frequency zoomed spectrum. FIG. 12. Power spectrum magnitude (dB) of the virtual microphone signal under the FSLMS and FXKLMS
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