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ArticleScientific reports2024

Tunable active noise control circuit topology for multiple-feature applications.

Tak Chun Kwong, Yat Sze Choy, Chetwyn Che Hin Chan, Steve W Y Mung

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Tak Chun Kwong *Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong, China.
Yat Sze Choy *Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong, China.
Chetwyn Che Hin ChanDepartment of Psychology, The Education University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China.
Steve W Y MungResearch and Development Office, The Education University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China. wymung@eduhk.hk.

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Abstract

A tunable active-noise-control (ANC) circuit topology for headsets used in different applications is presented in this article. In the current consumer headset market, ANC is a mature technology that is commonly applied to wireless headsets connected to smartphones for listening to music and making phone calls. The development of ANC headsets has resulted in low-cost and simple devices due to the built-in ANC registers in the digital circuit. Digital circuit implementation is important to provide ultra-low latency processing for different algorithms compared with using digital signal processors (DSPs). However, a limitation associated with these built-in ANC filters is that the ANC digital circuit has been designed only for the wireless headset consumer market. Consequently, ANC headsets can only be used for designated features. ANC tuned for planes by eliminating low-frequency engine noise has been commonly used in the past twenty years. Pass-through (PT) amplification is also commonly tuned to allow users to hear external sounds and have conversations without having to remove their headset. In addition, ANC and PT amplification are also not allowed to operate simultaneously on the existing chipsets. In this paper, an ANC circuit topology with ultra-low latency processing is presented, where the ANC response of the headset can be tuned without any restriction imposed by the built-in ANC filters. The proposed ANC circuit topology consists of a commercial ANC chipset with an external audio codec to provide tunable characteristics. It is achieved by fixed maximum noise cancellation of ANC chipset being modified by summing with the signal from audio-codec path via an audio mixer. Acoustic performance for several headset applications implemented using the proposed circuit is validated. This simple circuit topology can be easily developed and adapted to the current headset consumer market for consumer-selective ANC in different environments.

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