Identification for the Active Noise Control System Based on Neural Network

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This paper mainly explore application of neural network on self-adaptation system. An framework model of self-adaptation based on theory of artificial network. An active silencing control system is made which adopts a motional feedback loudspeaker as not a noise controlling source but a detecting sensor. The working fundamentals and the characteristics of the motional feedback loudspeaker are analyzed in detail. By analyzing each sound channel, identification of neural network is made. This kind of identifying method can be achieved conveniently, and it wouldn’t bring distribution to working environment. The estimated result of each sound channel matches well with its real sound character, respectively.

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