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Item type:Item, New adjustable non-linear characteristic approximated by bernstein polynomial for guitar effect(2017-11-24) ;Sookcharoenphol, Dolchai ;Chutchavong, VanvisaJanchitrapongvej, KanokThis paper presents approximating non-linear behavior of distortion guitar effect such as Fuzz and Overdrive by Bernstein polynomial with low orders in the form of electrical signal. The Bernstein method can be adjusted parameters by manual, in order to designing a new sound of distortion effect. The method was confirmed effectively by a ratio of harmonics. Original effects were generated by electronic circuit, which couldn’t be adjusted. In the other hand, the Bernstein method can be identified a dominant feature sound and developed on other devices such as software or application not the same as distortion effect circuit. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Item, A new method for design of the three-way crossover networks(2014-01-01) ;Chutchavong, Vanvisa ;Muantoei, TapakornJanchitrapongvej, KanokIn this paper, a new crossover network method with trigonometric identities and Bernstein polynomial is presented. The important property of three-way crossover network, which is given by the trigonometric identity ((sin <sup>2</sup> θ + cos<sup>2</sup> θ)<sup>2</sup> = 1) has the flat magnitude responses. The design procedure begins with trigonometric identities after that it is efficiently implemented with Bernstein polynomial. As it is known that the Bernstein filter has flexible parameters to adjust the circuit performance for the best results. For example, it has a MAXFLAT magnitude both the pass band and stop band, the phase is linear, the group delay is constant. Moreover, there are three parameters (n, k, ε) that affect the magnitude and phase characteristics. As the results, the proposed three-way crossover network is greatly proved the summation magnitude responses and efficiently to resolve the problem of the loudspeaker system. © 2014 IEEE.
