Nonlinear active noise control (NLANC) is always a challenge in algorithm design. Most of the NLANC algorithms are based on the linear-in-the-parameters (LIP) filters, and no work is conducted on… Click to show full abstract
Nonlinear active noise control (NLANC) is always a challenge in algorithm design. Most of the NLANC algorithms are based on the linear-in-the-parameters (LIP) filters, and no work is conducted on subband adaptive filter (SAF). In this brief, a novel nonlinear SAF, termed the Volterra filtered-x normalized SAF (VFxNSAF), is proposed for NLANC, whose input vector is obtained according to the size of the analysis filter bank. Moreover, the virtual microphone strategy is applied to VFxNSAF to suppress the noise at a remote location. To mitigate the computational burden, the interpolated IWVFxNSAF with individual weighting (IW) (I-IWVFxNSAF) is proposed, in which the quadratic kernel is obtained by the interpolated filter. Simulation results corroborate the superiority of the VFxNSAF and I-IWVFxNSAF algorithms for NLANC.
               
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