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Yellow 10/17/19 5:02:29 PM #1: | I'm designing a circuit for a noise cancelling board, picking components, using this as a reference. https://www.mouser.com/applications/audio_noise_cancellation/ Before I go and waste a week of waiting and $40+, is there anything glaringly wrong with my components? (I'll just assume I can figure out power supply and speaker/mic) AMP: I've never done this before. It's less tutorial and more reading spec sheets. Hell, I just googled what a resistor does, and I assume I need to limit amps to each and every one of my components using some online calculator. I just follow my own golden rule of figuring out "shit that's way too complicated", which is 95% of all information thrown at you is useless. After I get the DSP I actually need to program it with SigmaStudio. One more thing, I see all these libraries online for noise cancellation, but I see one little function in here called "Signal Invert". That must be new, because I think all I have to do with the DSP is invert the audio signal. Seems unusual that I only have to use this one function. Mine Theirs https://ez.analog.com/dsp/sigmadsp/f/q-a/65849/how-to-use-sigmastudio-software-to-realize-an-external-potentiometer-to-control-phase-the-phase-of-the-range-is-0-to-180 --- ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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