Please Explain: Active noise cancellation
By Derek Fung on 07 July 2009
How does noise cancellation remove background noise and in which situations does it work best? Derek Fung clarifies in our Please Explain video series.
Check out our Please Explain video archive page to see scores of other tech terms defined and demystified in a way non-techies can understand.
Topics: active, headphones, noise cancellation, cancellation, explain, noise, fung, background noise, derek, clarify
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HanselY commented on 27/07/2009 22:02 Report abuse
Well done Dez!!!!
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