Vehicle interior noise is a harmful sound formed in the vehicle interior under the influence of engine noise, transmission system noise, and body radiation noise during vehicle operation. The intensity of noise in the vehicle increases with the increase of vehicle speed and engine speed, which worsens the operating environment of the vehicle and does harm to the mood, spirit, and physiology of drivers and passengers. Because the noise is difficult to identify in the process of vehicle vibration signal recognition, aiming at the problem of vehicle vibration signal detection under the background of strong noise, combined with the characteristics of vehicle vibration signal, the variable step size LMS algorithm is applied to vehicle noise and vibration signal recognition. In this paper, based on the signal eigenvalues obtained from the vibration signal characteristics in the noise and vibration signal, the eigenvalues of the vehicle noise can be extended from the frequency domain to the complex plane through the operation of the variable step size LMS, and the separation law corresponding to the extended vibration intensity can be used at the same time. It is used to obtain data by the signal variable step size LMS algorithm, and the obtained optimal separability feature is used as the characteristic parameter of the vibration signal. Finally, the results of an example analysis show that the algorithm proposed in this paper can be used to identify different types of vehicle noise and vibration signals, has a certain anti-interference performance against noise, and can improve the recognition rate of vehicle noise and vibration signals.
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