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5 Echo Cancellation
Echo cancelers have become essential components in many applications, especially
in communications. Echo cancelers can be divided into two main categories, namely
Network Echo Cancelers (NEC) and Acoustic Echo Cancelers (AEC). Both types of echo
cancelers rely on an adaptive filter to estimate the echo and subsequently use
this estimate to reduce the echo in transmitted signals. The requirements, performance,
underlying structure, and adaptive algorithms used to implement a NIC are usually
different from those used to implement an AEC. The NEC and AEC are discussed separately
in more details in Section 2.4.5.1 and 2.4.5.2, respectively.
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