8โ€“12 Sept 2026
Europe/Vienna timezone

Session

A01.05/A17.03 Automotive Audio and Active Control

A01.05/A17.03
10 Sept 2026, 09:00

Conveners

A01.05/A17.03 Automotive Audio and Active Control: P420

  • Fabio Cagnetti (BdSound S.r.l.)
  • Filippo Maria Fazi (Institute of Sound and Vibration Research)

A01.05/A17.03 Automotive Audio and Active Control: S006

  • Fabio Cagnetti (BdSound S.r.l.)
  • Filippo Maria Fazi (Institute of Sound and Vibration Research)

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  1. Nayoung Lee (HYUNDAI MOBIS)
    10/09/2026, 09:00
    A01 Active Control of Sound and Vibration

    This study explores the effect of utilizing the Multiple Coherence Function (MCF) analyzation in optimizing reference sensors and installment positions of Active Road Noise Cancellation (ARNC) system. The ARNC system broadly consists of speakers, microphones, sensors which provide reference of noise source and electronic controller which filters the unwanted noise through algorithm. ARNC is...

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  2. Giovanni Battista Pirro (Virtual Vehicle Research / KU Leuven)
    10/09/2026, 09:00
    A01 Active Control of Sound and Vibration

    Acoustic perception can complement vision-centric sensing in autonomous driving by providing safety-critical cues such as emergency-vehicle sirens and horns, which often include strong tonal components and distinctive modulation patterns. Acoustic sensing for autonomous vehicles spans event detection/classification, separation, localization, and tracking. This work focuses on sound source...

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  3. Fabio Cagnetti (BdSound S.r.l.)
    10/09/2026, 09:00
    A01 Active Control of Sound and Vibration

    In the automotive domain, flat-panel loudspeakers (FPLs) offer a compelling alternative to conventional electrodynamic transducers due to their reduced form factor and lower moving mass, which facilitate integration into interior trim and improve overall power consumption. However, the acoustic performance of these systems depends on coupled design parameters. The most relevant include surface...

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  4. Joowon Park (Hyundai Mobis Co., Ltd.)
    10/09/2026, 09:00
    A01 Active Control of Sound and Vibration

    In automotive active noise control (ANC), the secondary pathโ€”the transfer from the loudspeaker to the error microphoneโ€”has a strong effect on control performance. In real driving, the number of occupants changes often, but its impact on the secondary path has not been studied much through experiments. This paper tests how occupant count changes the secondary-path magnitude and phase in a...

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  5. Dongmin Yang (Hyundai Mobis Co., Ltd.)
    10/09/2026, 09:00
    A01 Active Control of Sound and Vibration

    This paper proposes a strategy for an FxLMS-based automotive active road noise control (ARNC) that accounts for redundancy among reference signals and is suitable for application in production vehicles. Usually, multiple reference signals of vehicles with ARNC system are measured by accelerometers mounted at each wheel hub. However, due to the structural characteristics of vehicles, these...

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  6. Shinichi Suganuma (Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.)
    10/09/2026, 16:20
    A01 Active Control of Sound and Vibration

    In hybrid vehicles, the contrast between engineโ€‘off and engineโ€‘on states makes engine noise noticeable, and in series hybrid vehicles the engine is used only for power generation and does not need to match the driving state, so engine sound can become annoying. To improve engine sound quality, factors contributing to engineโ€‘noise perception must be quantitatively identified.Using onโ€‘road data...

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  7. Laurence Wilmshurst (ISVR, University of Southampton)
    10/09/2026, 16:40
    A01 Active Control of Sound and Vibration

    Multi-channel road noise cancellation (RNC) systems in electric vehicles increasingly rely on large arrays of reference signals that generate coloured and highly correlated reference signals. These characteristics result in poorly conditioned co-variance matrices, leading to slow convergence when using adaptive feed-forward algorithms such as FX-LMS. This paper investigates the use of a...

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  8. Alessandro Travaglini (HARMAN BECKER Automotive Systems GmbH)
    10/09/2026, 17:00
    A01 Active Control of Sound and Vibration

    Accurate spatial audio reproduction is increasingly important in automotive applications such as navigation guidance, advanced driver-assistance systems, and immersive entertainment. This study compares sound source localization performance in a vehicle cabin and an ITU-R BS.775-4 compliant multichannel reference listening room to assess whether the latter can serve as a suitable environment...

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  9. Dongin Kim (University of Southampton)
    10/09/2026, 17:20
    A01 Active Control of Sound and Vibration

    Higher-Order Ambisonics (HOA) is a widely used technique for sound field auralization; however, it presents inherent limitations, particularly in the trade-off between the number of transducers (microphones and loudspeakers) and the achievable timbral and spatial accuracy of the reproduced sound field.More recently, alternative approaches for the acquisition and reproduction of spatial room...

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  10. Filippo Maria Fazi (Institute of Sound and Vibration Research)
    10/09/2026, 17:40
    A01 Active Control of Sound and Vibration

    This study examines the impact of real-time listener position tracking on binaural audio reproduction using loudspeakers in automotive settings. The system employs headrest-integrated speakers in combination with crosstalk cancellation (CTC), a technique known for its high sensitivity to listener position. Even minor head movements can lead to substantial performance degradation, particularly...

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