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Echo Control and Noise Reduction — Taking an Integrated Approach

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Topics Transmission Interference Date added 14 Aug 2003
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Tackling echo-related issues presents a major challenge in just about every type of network environment — requiring a complex blend of processing technologies to handle it effectively and unobtrusively.

The benefits of adopting an integrated approach stem from the complex nature of the task involved. In a non-integrated approach, involving high background noise levels, the canceller’s non-linear processor (NLP) will allow the noise through, since any residual echo remaining after cancellation would be expected to be masked by the high background noise. During midrange noise levels and NLP operation, the Noise Reduction (NR) algorithm sees the change in spectrum and then adapts over a few tens of milliseconds.

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