Lightweighted FPGA Implementation of Even-Odd-Buffered Active Noise Canceller with On-Chip Convolution Acceleration Units

Abstract

To make the acoustic signal that was processed by the noise canceller sound more natural for users [1]–[3], the delay in anti-noise generation should be reduced. For a single buffer, processing delay occurrs because it is impossible to write input signals while the processor is processing the data. when interfering with anti-noise and output signal, this processing delay creates additional buffering overhead to match the phase. The processing delay can be minimized using an Even-/Odd-buffer Structure to alternately read and write operations. In addition, the differences between the two methods of noise cancellation (FFT-based noise cancellation and adaptive algorithm) are compared in terms of output signal quality, processing time, and power consumption. As a result, using an Even-/Odd-buffer, reduced the processing delay of a single buffer. The FFT-based noise canceling method experienced fewer errors than the adaptive noise canceling method.