Система управления уровнем акустического сигнала в зависимости от уровня шума в помещении

Ю. И. Гудков; С. Н. Сафонов; А. Л. Тув

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Система управления уровнем акустического сигнала в зависимости от уровня шума в помещении

С. 305–309.

The paper considers the system to control the level of the acoustic signal depending on the noise levels in the room. The focus is on the software part of the system. Comparison of methods of implementing control systems, not How many variants comparison algorithms and their capabilities. The description of software implementation and results of testing of the developed software.

Language: Russian

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Keywords: acoustic noise automatic range control packet voice communication акустический шум автоматический контроль спектра пакет голосовой связи

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