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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Mar 2005.
Re: MOT # 0014 #

Re: MOT # 0014 #

From ABCGi <abc...@yahoo.com> · alt.ascii-art · 10 Mar 2005 23:13 · View full thread · report
Aidan Karley wrote:
> In article <422...@dnews.tpgi.com.au>, ABCGi wrote:
> 
>>>Yes.  Active Noise Cancellation isn't a new concept.  Mainly used in
>>>machine shops, but some car manufacturers, are, I believe, using
>>>workable versions too.
>>
>>Does it work anygood cuz I'd love 1!
>>
> 
>        It does work sufficiently well that it's got some acceptance. 
> BUT, it works best with predictable noises, from fixed locations, and 
> most importantly, for defined areas of reception. If you think of the 
> complexity of wave interference patterns from the proverbial "stone in a 
> pond", once the waves start to echo off the walls etc, this should not 
> surprise you; now add in that sound waves have different wavelengths 
> (pitch), and that the attenuation of sound in air is somewhat wavelength 
> dependant - more complex still; now look back to the interference 
> pattern from the stone in your pond - see the fact that the anti-nodes 
> (quiet places) are adjacent to nodes (places of *increased* noise).
>        So, for arbitrary noise levels, you can use "anti-noise" to 
> generate some areas that are quiet for some frequencies, but at the cost 
> of other, nearby, areas having increased noise at the same frequencies.
>        Not a perfect solution, but useful for some circumstances.
>        

So there is room for a MOT here! I want a ring of NCU (Noise 
Cancellation Units) around a perimeter and then within that ring - 
blissful silence, only the noises made within the perimeter can be heard 
by those inside it.
                                                   I thought
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                                                   a college
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Simon -> Hmmm headphones kinda cancel noise anyway don't they by being 
placed over your ears? I guess the BOSE ones would be even better...

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