Low-Order Controllers for Active Noise Cancellation Based on Hankel Matrix Rank Minimization

Feedback active noise cancellation (ANC) has become a common tool to reduce unwanted noise in hearing devices. We discuss controller design approaches, which involve the approximation of high-order prototype controllers by low-order ones for resource-constrained applications. A drawback of conventional approaches is that the error introduced by the low-order approximation is not considered in the design of the prototype controller. Our concept is to mitigate this drawback using a novel algorithm which promotes prototype controllers that can be approximated with a low error. For this, we use the well-known nuclear norm heuristic. We describe the design process and provide empirical evidence of a performance improvement in applications where a low-order controller is required.

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2024-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iwaenc61483.2024.10694029
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Advanced Adaptive Filtering Techniques
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Low-Order Controllers for Active Noise Cancellation Based on Hankel Matrix Rank Minimization

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Low-Order Controllers for Active Noise Cancellation Based on Hankel Matrix Rank Minimization

Peter Jax, Florian Hilgemann
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Abstract

Feedback active noise cancellation (ANC) has become a common tool to reduce unwanted noise in hearing devices. We discuss controller design approaches, which involve the approximation of high-order prototype controllers by low-order ones for resource-constrained applications. A drawback of conventional approaches is that the error introduced by the low-order approximation is not considered in the design of the prototype controller. Our concept is to mitigate this drawback using a novel algorithm which promotes prototype controllers that can be approximated with a low error. For this, we use the well-known nuclear norm heuristic. We describe the design process and provide empirical evidence of a performance improvement in applications where a low-order controller is required.

RWTH Aachen University (DE)
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