Abstract
An efficient noise cancellation technique for a co-located network was realized using Adaptive Noise Cancellation Technique (ANCT). The technique was developed as improved feature to the classical application of passive filters. The paper focused on achieving a theoretical perfect cancellation considering three essential parameters: the amplitude, phase and delay characteristics of the signal and noise at both the primary path and the reference path of the co-located system. An experimental test-bed of the ANC Architecture was developed using Matlab-Simulink block design which demonstrated the error signals before and after cancellation.
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