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Why not? There are active noise cancellation systems for airplanes and cars where the distance between the speaker and the ear is much greater than in this case
by ralph84 3y ago
Why not? There are active noise cancellation systems for airplanes and cars where the distance between the speaker and the ear is much greater than in this case.
- perryizgr8 3y agoAs I understand it, niose cancelation requires an enclosed volume of space. It's why you never see it on open back headphones. Cars and aeroplanes are completely enclosed too.
- wtallis 3y agoActive noise cancellation is just destructive interference. It doesn't fundamentally require any sounds to be bouncing off surfaces, and mechanical isolation would be passive noise cancellation. The main caveat to active noise cancellation is that you cannot construct a destructive interference pattern that cancels the noise everywhere. Creating destructive interference to cancel out the noise at your ears will unavoidably mean creating constructive interference somewhere else.
- kiicia 3y agosee galaxy buds live, the only limitation is that active noise cancellation works up to certain frequency when passive cancellation must take over