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Echo Canceller Adaptive echo canceller ensures smooth two-way talks.
  • What is echo?
    Echo is a phenomenon that occurs when microphones pick up the audio reproduced from the speakers.

Echo tends to occur more often with an audio conference system than with a telephone set on which the microphone and speaker are isolated from each other. The Projectphone incorporates a high-performance adaptive echo canceller that reproduces voices higher clarify by eliminating echoes.

Comparison of echo prevention techniques


This technique prioritizes the microphone with a louder voice volume and switches off the one with lower volume to suppress echoes.
Only one voice is transmitted in one direction, and it tends to be interrupted.


Any voices picked up from the speakers by the microphones are cancelled with signal filtering.
Two-way talks are possible without voice interruption.


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