Sentence examples for microphone noise from inspiring English sources
LAST spring Plantronics, a telephone headset manufacturer in Santa Cruz, Calif., developed a technology for reducing microphone noise.
The latest model of the earpiece, called the Earloomz GL500 Glamour Life, includes Bluetooth 2.1 technology, noise cancellation audio with microphone noise reduction and low power consumption that allows the earpiece's battery to last for 180 hours in standby mode.
The USB powered 'phones have a built-in microphone, noise canceling option, volume control and vibration switch.
The Jabra Cruiser speakerphone uses the same dual microphone "Noise Blackout" technology, only in a speakerphone system.
In cases where there were loud and abrasive clicks, pops, or microphone noise at the beginning or end of a tape side, we edited out these noises.
To simulate microphone noise, mutually uncorrelated white Gaussian noise signals were added to the microphones such that a signal-to-noise ratio of 40 dB results on average.
In the case of the microphone noise-reduction technology, defensive publishing was simply a cheaper, faster alternative to patenting one invention that was not part of the company's core business.
Recently, a generalized multi-microphone noise reduction scheme, referred to as the spatially pre-processed speech distortion weighted multichannel Wiener filter (SP-SDW-MWF), has been presented.
Lilliquist might well have heard La Russa's instructions if they had used the cellphone system, with multiple microphones, noise mitigation and the ability to raise audio levels.
The paper entitled "A two-microphone noise reduction system for cochlear implant users with nearby microphones Part I: signal processing algorithm design and development" by Martin Kompis et al. addresses a real need in the cochlear implant community and presents a two-microphone noise reduction system for conventional hearing aids.
The paper entitled "A two-microphone noise reduction system for cochlear implant users with nearby microphones Part II: performance evaluation" by Martin Kompis et al. is a follow-up of the previous paper on algorithm design and development.
