How Do Noise Canceling Headphones Work?

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Listening by activating noise cancellation from airpords pro 😂

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[@jo7391]

I’m wearing noise canceling headphones watching this! Really interesting to know how they work.

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Me too ! I only wish mine worked as the video described 😕

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What?

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Who’s watching this while having noise cancellation on?

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Hey, I don’t fault you guys for the model mixup whatsoever, AirPod pro’s are notoriously probably the hardest truly wireless earbuds to even crack open, the battery is layered in glue, and as soon as you open it, boards can immediately get damaged due to the glue and plastics shredding each-other apart. So it is perfectly understandable!

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My jaw dropped when I tried it for the first time

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You guys are making engineering too interesting. Hats off for ur research and work. Wondered knowing this long process goes behind tiny earphones that fits in our small ears

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When I studied this in university, I loved how simple it is in concept to cancel soundwaves with their opposites, but I see that even as simple as it looks, it's still challenging to make it work properly in a real life situation. Great video!

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I just bought AirPods Pro and I was immediatly amazed how well does the noise canceling work. I was also very curious how does it even work, thanks for this vid

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I loved the 3D graphs and demonstration you've made, also love how you used an earphone that doesnt cancel audio passively or activelively lmao

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i thought it was done by blasting second speaker outside your ear so it cancel them outside, thanks for the explanation

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Incredible video, as always! However, I still have not found out why my eyes start watering the moment I turn noice canceling on in some devices? Does anyone know?

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This was interesting.....but can you provid an example of what the resulting sound would be with different types of sound. For instance repeating bass sounds.

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Thanks for the information! Didn’t realize how much effort and time the creators have to put into this little things just for us to have better quality of sound

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I'm listening to this video with airpods. I think this moment is very similar to the hit TV show "Inception".

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Great video! I was hoping that this video would discuss how engineers handle the processing latency in determining the cancellation signal. Does it shift periodic noise generation back by a cycle (so it still aligns near-exactly) while handling transient noises using immediate processing/generation (which is less effective due to latency)?

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So will this get rid of the sound of my fat upstairs neighbor stomping and screeching the ceiling boards or not?

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Here’s an idea. Imagine two people are wearing noise canceling headphones. Let’s use airpod pros for this example. What if the headphones could connect to each other so you could only hear that person while blocking out other noises. Or you could set it so only a group of people could hear each other. That would be legendary.

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Fantastic explanation, thank you 🙏 Question... Why my headphones sound "better" with ANC turned ON, even in silent ambients? Its somehow reproduces a more clean sound, like a high resolution audio or something. 🤔

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So basically the way that sound is created is by vibrating air, which creates pressure. Then the sound cancelling software plays the “opposite” frequency to basically balance out the pressure creating a neutral pressure which would mean no vibration which means no sound?

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so technically the noise still goes in my ear but i can't hear it? 🤯 i really thought they just block noise and kept wondering how

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What I've been wondering about recently: It cancels out the loud noise from the outside. Does that mean it cancels out the sound waves completely, so they don't harm your hearing ability? Like could you theoretically use ONLY active noise cancelation to protect your eardrums against loud noises (considering the wave and anti-wave are always 100 % in sync) or would they still be harmed by the original sound waves the same way and you just don't "hear" the noise? I hope my explanation is understandable :D

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it’s like listening to music but it’s just the opposite of what’s outside so it cancels out what you hear but your ears are still being hit by both sound waves, so no they don’t protect them they probably make them worse

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​ @AAA This is incorrect, active sound cancelation does in-fact protect your ears. It is reducing external noise by phasing out the soundwave before it hits your ears. Phasing is what happens when two opposite but identical sound waves meet, which ends up canceling both waves such that they both cease.

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^talks about noise canceling headphones^ ^uses animations with AirPods that can't cancel noise actively^ (I love your videos by the way!) Edit: oops, I didn't finish the video before posting this 😂😂

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