Search for dissertations about: "sound signal processing"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 62 swedish dissertations containing the words sound signal processing.
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11. Adaptive blind deconvolution using third-order moments : exploiting asymmetry
Abstract : This thesis focuses on the use of third-order statistics in adaptive blind deconvolution of asymmetric impulsive signals. Traditional methods are typically based on fourthorder moments, which can discriminate signals with heavy-tailed probability functions (i.e. `spiky' signals) from corresponding filtered versions. READ MORE
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12. Characterization of energy gases by ultrasound : theory and experiments
Abstract : The long-term goal with the research presented in this thesis has been to develop an ultrasonic sensor capable of measuring the energy content of energy gases such as natural- and biogas. The energy content can be calculated if the concentration of each constituent of a gas mixture is known. READ MORE
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13. Three dimensional data analysis for the separation and sizing of laboratory rock piles
Abstract : The size distribution of piles of blasted and crushed rock in mining is so closely related to the economics of the mine that it must be measured quickly and accurately. This thesis develops a mathematical and 3D imaging solution for determining the size distribution of laboratory rock piles based on surface measurements of the pile... READ MORE
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14. On System Identification and Acoustic Echo Cancellation
Abstract : The topic of acoustic echo cancellation has received a lot of interest over the years. Even though the topic is relatively old, the increasing demand for hands-free telephony has made it more important than ever before. READ MORE
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15. Sound Field Design for Transducer Array-Based Acoustic Levitation
Abstract : Acoustic levitation is a technique where sound waves are used to hold an object at a designated position, suspending it against other external forces and keeping it stable in the desired position. Transducer arrays are an arrangement of many loudspeaker elements, tuned such that the array creates a sound field that is too complicated for the individual elements to produce on their own. READ MORE