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> reverse amplitude Right? One of my dumb noobie questions has always been why textbooks explain ANC as "180 phase shift" instead of "reverse amplitude". Do th
by 01HNNWZ0MV43FF 2y ago
> reverse amplitude
Right? One of my dumb noobie questions has always been why textbooks explain ANC as "180 phase shift" instead of "reverse amplitude". Do they really do an entire DSP pass to break apart a signal and phase-shift it just to get the output that a minus sign could get? There must be something missing from the plum-pudding model.
- itishappy 2y agoIt's only a sign flip when the detector and emitter are perfectly in phase. Adding delay causes the required phase shift will drift slightly. Also note that the phase offset of a delay is frequency dependent, so this drift will be as well. Another reason is that devices and materials have different frequency responses, so an external signal needs to be filtered to match the levels in the device.