Active noise control (ANC) algorithms are generally designed to obtain the attenuation of gaussian noise signals using suitable adaptive signal processing algorithms. The rejection of non-gaussian impulsive noise signals represents a much more critical task, with respect to which standard ANC algorithms generally fail to provide a satisfactory solution, due to convergence and instability problems. This paper proposes a novel ANC algorithm for the attenuation of impulsive noise, based on the online estimation of an alpha-stable model of the noise probabilistic description. Simulation analysis shows that the presented approach provides some improvement with respect to competitor methods.

Active Noise Control of Impulsive Noise Using Online Estimation of an Alpha-Stable Model

BERGAMASCO, MARCO;PIRODDI, LUIGI
2010-01-01

Abstract

Active noise control (ANC) algorithms are generally designed to obtain the attenuation of gaussian noise signals using suitable adaptive signal processing algorithms. The rejection of non-gaussian impulsive noise signals represents a much more critical task, with respect to which standard ANC algorithms generally fail to provide a satisfactory solution, due to convergence and instability problems. This paper proposes a novel ANC algorithm for the attenuation of impulsive noise, based on the online estimation of an alpha-stable model of the noise probabilistic description. Simulation analysis shows that the presented approach provides some improvement with respect to competitor methods.
2010
Proceedings of 49th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control
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