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Loudspeaker Noise Disturbance Control using Optimal and Robust Controllers
Noise reduction is the major issue in the loudspeaker for the application of the musical instruments and related areas. In this study, a noise disturbance control of a loudspeaker with optimal and robust controllers has been done successfully. The noise of the loudspeaker has been analyzed by simply track a reference cone displacement with the actual cone displacement. Static output feedback and H4 optimal loop shaping controllers have been used to compare the actual and reference cone displacements by using a sine wave and random cone displacement signals and a promising results have been analyzed.
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