| ??? 07/13/00 04:22 Read: times |
#3691 - RE: Building an Ear with 8052 |
Bruno,
Thanx for qouting the excerpt from DSP. That speaks on how to locate azimuth of the source. What about elevation. I mean how does ear or brain sense that sound is coming from ground or sky, if listener is standing at a height. Regards. Babar/ PS: Yah, its absolutely off topic. But let's not be tooooooooo... strict on 8052 related stuff only. Lets encourage and help eachother on "off topics" also which are likely to yield a project that will "Strictly" use an 8052 or a varient and that can eventually become an 8052 based project by its title in this forum. |
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