Transient and steady-state analysis of filtered-x affine projection algorithms with imperfect secondary path estimate

This paper provides an analysis based on energy conservation arguments of the transient and steady-state behaviors of two filtered-x affine projection algorithms in presence of an imperfect estimation of the secondary paths of an active noise control system. Very mild assumptions are posed on the system model, which is only required to have a linear dependence of the output from the filter coefficients.

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