- January 26, 2011
January 26, 2011 - Silentium’s S-Cube Development Kit allows engineers to design their own noise reduction solutions for their products. With the easy-to-use development kit, the ANC technology can be integrated into the system design, resulting in a significantly quieter end product.Silentium’s Active Noise Control (ANC) system is based on producing an “anti-noise” signal that destructively interferes with the original sound wave and cancels out the noise. This technological solution silences the noise at its source, allowing for more compact noise reduction systems that really work. One application example is an HVAC blower. The ANC technology is able to reduce noise by up to 90%. This is a compact solution that enables a commercial or residential ventilation system to run at maximum efficiency without noise concerns. Silentium ANC modules have advantages such as improved low frequency performance, elimination of back pressure concerns, and reduced power consumption as a result of decreased back pressure. Silentium’s ANC technology cancels out the noise at the source and therefore provides high quality noise control in a compact system, rather than installing complex and bulky ventilation silencers. The solution can be introduced also as an add-on product for new or after-market (retrofit) HVAC systems.“Silentium’s ‘Silence in a Chip’ disruptive technology instantly gives HVAC manufacturers the ability to design products with a significant competitive edge,” stated Silentium CEO Yossi Barath. “Fatigue, stress, and hearing impairment are but a few of the symptoms people suffer from excessive noise, significantly affecting quality of life.”About SilentiumSilentium Ltd. is a leading innovator in spatial Active Noise Control (ANC) technology, developing innovative noise reduction solutions for both mass production and custom requirements. Silentium’s unique, cutting-edge noise reduction solutions deliver more than 10dB(A) noise reduction across the entire audio spectrum. Silentium’s Active Noise Control solutions can be applied to myriad applications such as IT, HVAC, medical equipment, white goods, and more.