| CPC G10L 21/02 (2013.01) [H04R 3/04 (2013.01); H04R 2430/01 (2013.01)] | 20 Claims |

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1. A method for improving sound quality of a speaker, comprising:
performing frequency division on an input signal of the speaker to obtain a first low-frequency input signal and a first high-frequency input signal, wherein the input signal of the speaker is a time domain signal, the first low-frequency input signal comprises a signal having a frequency lower than a first preset frequency in the input signal, and the first high-frequency input signal comprises a signal having a frequency higher than the first preset frequency in the input signal;
performing transient detection on the first low-frequency input signal to determine whether the first low-frequency input signal is a transient signal;
in response to determining that the first low-frequency input signal is the transient signal, performing signal envelope modulation on the first low-frequency input signal to obtain a second low-frequency input signal, wherein a startup voltage of the second low-frequency input signal is higher than a startup voltage of the first low-frequency input signal, and loudness of the second low-frequency input signal is greater than loudness of the first low-frequency input signal; and
determining an output signal of the speaker based on the second low-frequency input signal and the first high-frequency input signal.
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