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Linda Hall Library:
This site offers researchers an efficient, web or email based way of requesting
journal articles in science and technology. Very useful for companies without an
extensive in-house technical library.
Currently Available Books on Active Noise Control
- Active
Noise Control Systems : Algorithms and Dsp Implementations (Wiley Series in
Telecommunications and Signal Processing)
- Sen M. Kuo, Dennis R. Morgan (Contributor) / Paperback / Published 1996
- This excellent text is written for advanced study and practicing engineers
who need to design controllers for active noise control systems. The
emphasis is on the algorithms that are usually implemented in a Digital
Signal Processor. The book's treatment of acoustics, sensors, and actuators
is not as in-depth as texts by Fuller or Nelson. Included in the book is C
and assembly code for the most popular adaptive control techniques, but
beware of bugs and patent issues. One of the algorithms covered in detail is
the Filtered-X Least Mean Squares technique that one of the Authors (Morgan)
help to make popular in the community.
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- Active
Control of Sound
- P. A. Nelson / Paperback / Published 1993
This text offers a good description of the important physical principles
underlying active noise control applied to acoustics. Excellent discussion
on the theoretical limits to controlling sound radiation using smart skins.
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- Active
Control of Vibration
- C. R. Fuller (Editor), et al / Hardcover / Published 1996
- Extensive discussion on active structural acoustic control, the use of
generating vibrations on a radiating surface in order to minimize the
overall acoustic sound radiation. Contains many details on implementing
active vibration control on beams and cylinders.
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Robert L. Clark, et al / Hardcover / Published 1997
- Discusses numerous approaches to making structures that are more
responsive to the environment. Good discussion on active power flow
control applied to beams. Discusses experiments in using analog adaptive
controllers for active control, although these experiments were limited by
the choice of electronics selected for implementation.
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