Audio Engineering

862 Chapter 29 Helmholtz-tuned frequency resonator/absorber. Quadratic residue/phase interference absorbers/diffusers. Porous ...

Room Acoustics 863 The frequency at which maximum absorption occurs can be calculated from the following formula: f md  60 , wh ...

864 Chapter 29 Table 29.5 : Frequency 1/4 Wavelength Dimension Hz m ft 30 2.86 11.38 40 2.14 7.04 50 1.72 5.64 60 1.43 4.69 70 1 ...

Room Acoustics 865 Often membrane absorbers are combined with cavity absorbers to extend their range. Some commercial modular ab ...

866 Chapter 29 where A is the total sound absorption in m^2 , which is computed by multiplying each room surface by its sound ab ...

Room Acoustics 867 The so-called live end dead end approach to control room design uses the aforementioned techniques to create ...

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Fundamentals and Instruments John Linsley Hood CHAPTER 30 Audio equipment is, by defi nition, ultimately intended to provide sou ...

872 Chapter 30 to make measurements on a completed design for any other reason than simply to confi rm that the target specifi c ...

Fundamentals and Instruments 873 conjunction with a high-speed double trace cathode-ray oscilloscope. I have tried, in the follo ...

874 Chapter 30 general purpose use, harmonic distortion levels in the range of 0.5–0.05% will probably be adequate, although equ ...

Fundamentals and Instruments 875       0V 0V 0V 1K0 D 1N4148 R^3 1K0 R^1 TH1 Output sinewave TL071 Input Y X C^2 R^2 R^4 R ...

876 Chapter 30 use a high-speed analogue switch, operated by a control signal derived from a frequency stable oscillator, to fee ...

Fundamentals and Instruments 877 stabilizing circuit, such as the simple back-to-back connected silicon diode peak limiter circu ...

878 Chapter 30 isolate the oscillator circuit from the load and to increase the output voltage level to, say, 10 V rms. An outpu ...

  0V 0V 10 V1V100 mV10 mV1mV Output 600 ohms (nom.) From osc. A^1 R^2 R^3 R^5 R^7 R^9 R^4 R^6 R^8 R^10 660 R R^1 RV12K2 R^3 ,R ...

880 Chapter 30 Rx  Ry  2 Rz  R , the frequency of oscillation will be 1/2 πCR , as in the Wien bridge oscillator. If the para ...

Fundamentals and Instruments 881 These diffi culties are lessened if the oscillator is only required to operate at a range of fi ...