Communications Systems | LBB 1968/00 Plena Feedback Suppressor
LBB 1968/00 Plena Feedback Suppressor
The Plena feedback suppressor uses a powerful DSP with
a patented algorithm to suppress acoustic feedback. It
actively filters out unwanted room reverberations using an
echo-cancellation and de-reverberation algorithm. By
adding masked (inaudible) noise to the output signal or by
shifting the frequency of the output signal by five hertz,
the Plena feedback suppressor is able to detect the
reverb component of the signal and remove it before
feedback occurs. This leaves the original signal intact.
Functions
The adaptive filter can be switched between fast mode
and accurate mode. The fast mode is for situations where
the microphone position changes over time, such as in a
discussion system with multiple switching microphones.
The accurate mode is for situations with a fixed
microphone position, such as on a pulpit where the
acoustical environment is more stable. The adaptive filter
is allowed to converge more slowly, suppressing
reverberation components even more effectively.
Depending on the acoustical environment and the chosen
mode of operation, up to 12dB of additional gain is
possible before acoustic feedback occurs.
▶ Patented feedback suppression algorithm
▶ Suppresses feedback before it occurs
▶ Automatically adapts to the acoustical situation
▶ Up to 12 dB additional gain before feedback occurs
▶ Balanced line or microphone input with phantom
supply
▶ Second microphone input with automatic mixer
The Plena feedback suppressor also features a built-in
automatic mixer for the two microphone inputs. In many
situations, such as on a rostrum, a pulpit or a conference
table, two microphones are used to capture the voice of a
moving speaker better, even though this increases the risk
of acoustic feedback. To counter this, the automatic mixer
in the Plena feedback suppressor reduces the gain of the
microphone with the lowest signal input and increases the
gain of the microphone with the highest signal input. This
way, it tracks the moving speaker for optimum speech
intelligibility, while maintaining a maximum feedback
margin by keeping the combined gain constant. The
automatic mixer function remains operational even when
the feedback suppressor is deactivated.
Certifications and Approvals
Region
Certification
Europe
CE
Declaration of Conformity
Safety
acc. to EN 60065
Immunity
acc. to EN 55103-2
Emission
acc. to EN 55103-1
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