Feedback Control

Adaptive Feedback Control (AFC)

Although feedback should be prevented through the use of acoustic echo cancellation, it is still possible that the onset of feedback could defeat the acoustic echo canceller.

Typical applications include hands-free communication systems, public address systems, and hearing aids.

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Features List

  • Functions are C-callable
  • Designed for Multi-channel operation

Availability

Platforms
Texas Instruments – TI TMS320C6000 C64x, C64x+, C674x | C66x
Texas Instruments – TI TMS320C5000 C55x

ADT AFC is available on the above Platforms: Other configurations are available upon request.

Specifications

Description

In many acoustic applications, the presence of feedback can cause a resonance to occur. Whether or not the resonance occurs as well as the frequency of the resonance depends upon many variables: is a function of gain/loss, acoustic reflections, room size, and system delay.

Adaptive Digital’s Adaptive Feedback Control algorithm analyzes an input signal, determines whether or not there is a resonance, and eliminates the resonance while minimizing the effect on the desired signal.

Function API's​

API function call summary

AFC_ADT_init(. . .)

AFC_ADT_initObj(. . .)

AFC_ADT_run(. . .)