Stereo Sound Field Controller Design Using Partial Model Matching on the Frequency Domain

The objective of sound field control is to make the acoustic characteristics of a listening room close to those of the desired system. Conventional methods apply feedforward controllers, such as digital filters, to achieve this objective. However, feedback controllers are also necessary in order to...

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Main Authors: Makoto KUMON, Katsuhiro MIIKE, Kazuki EGUCHI, Ikuro MIZUMOTO, Zenta IWAI
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers 2007-04-01
Series:Journal of Advanced Mechanical Design, Systems, and Manufacturing
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Online Access:https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jamdsm/1/1/1_1_170/_pdf/-char/en
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author Makoto KUMON
Katsuhiro MIIKE
Kazuki EGUCHI
Ikuro MIZUMOTO
Zenta IWAI
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description The objective of sound field control is to make the acoustic characteristics of a listening room close to those of the desired system. Conventional methods apply feedforward controllers, such as digital filters, to achieve this objective. However, feedback controllers are also necessary in order to attenuate noise or to compensate the uncertainty of the acoustic characteristics of the listening room. Since acoustic characteristics are well modeled on the frequency domain, it is efficient to design controllers with respect to frequency responses, but it is difficult to design a multi input multi output (MIMO) control system on a wide frequency domain. In the present study, a partial model matching method on the frequency domain was adopted because this method requires only sampled data, rather than complex mathematical models of the plant, in order to design controllers for MIMO systems. The partial model matching method was applied to design two-degree-of-freedom controllers for acoustic equalization and noise reduction. Experiments demonstrated effectiveness of the proposed method.
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spelling doaj.art-4b6647398d98448bba5a7fdab7bf44192022-12-22T01:24:21ZengThe Japan Society of Mechanical EngineersJournal of Advanced Mechanical Design, Systems, and Manufacturing1881-30542007-04-011117018010.1299/jamdsm.1.170jamdsmStereo Sound Field Controller Design Using Partial Model Matching on the Frequency DomainMakoto KUMON0Katsuhiro MIIKE1Kazuki EGUCHI2Ikuro MIZUMOTO3Zenta IWAI4Faculty of Engineering, Kumamoto UniversityPanasonic ITS Inc. Development GroupFaculty of Engineering, Kumamoto UniversityFaculty of Engineering, Kumamoto UniversityFaculty of Engineering, Kumamoto UniversityThe objective of sound field control is to make the acoustic characteristics of a listening room close to those of the desired system. Conventional methods apply feedforward controllers, such as digital filters, to achieve this objective. However, feedback controllers are also necessary in order to attenuate noise or to compensate the uncertainty of the acoustic characteristics of the listening room. Since acoustic characteristics are well modeled on the frequency domain, it is efficient to design controllers with respect to frequency responses, but it is difficult to design a multi input multi output (MIMO) control system on a wide frequency domain. In the present study, a partial model matching method on the frequency domain was adopted because this method requires only sampled data, rather than complex mathematical models of the plant, in order to design controllers for MIMO systems. The partial model matching method was applied to design two-degree-of-freedom controllers for acoustic equalization and noise reduction. Experiments demonstrated effectiveness of the proposed method.https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jamdsm/1/1/1_1_170/_pdf/-char/ensound field controlnoise controlmeasurement and controlpartial model matching on frequency domaintwo-degree-of-freedom controller
spellingShingle Makoto KUMON
Katsuhiro MIIKE
Kazuki EGUCHI
Ikuro MIZUMOTO
Zenta IWAI
Stereo Sound Field Controller Design Using Partial Model Matching on the Frequency Domain
Journal of Advanced Mechanical Design, Systems, and Manufacturing
sound field control
noise control
measurement and control
partial model matching on frequency domain
two-degree-of-freedom controller
title Stereo Sound Field Controller Design Using Partial Model Matching on the Frequency Domain
title_full Stereo Sound Field Controller Design Using Partial Model Matching on the Frequency Domain
title_fullStr Stereo Sound Field Controller Design Using Partial Model Matching on the Frequency Domain
title_full_unstemmed Stereo Sound Field Controller Design Using Partial Model Matching on the Frequency Domain
title_short Stereo Sound Field Controller Design Using Partial Model Matching on the Frequency Domain
title_sort stereo sound field controller design using partial model matching on the frequency domain
topic sound field control
noise control
measurement and control
partial model matching on frequency domain
two-degree-of-freedom controller
url https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jamdsm/1/1/1_1_170/_pdf/-char/en
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