Adaptive filtering : application to active noise control

In recent years, adaptive filtering has found an increasing number of applications (echo cancellation in telephony, channel equalization in communication systems, denoising of bio-medical signals, ...). This course aims to discuss the basic principles, the scope of applicability, and the implementation aspects of adaptive filtering. The originality of the course resides in a multi-disciplinary treatment of the adaptive filtering problem going from the design methods (Signal Processing) to hardware implementation with embedded digital processors (Digital Electronics). A specific focus will be put on the problem of active noise control in Acoustics, a typical application of adaptive filtering.

Introduction to adaptive filtering Wiener filter and quadratic optimization LMS algorithm Architecture of DSPs Hardware implementation Introduction to Acoustics Passive noise control Active noise control and applications