Various methods for measuring reverberation time are tested using a source of known decay time. Both random noise and sine signals are used. Methods include using a storage oscilloscope, a level recorder, and a real-time analyzer and X-Y recorder. Special equipment was not used, as occasional measurement could not justify the expense. Particular emphasis was placed on long reverberation times as found in reverberation chambers.

Authors: Slusser, Ronald; Marrone, James
Affiliation: Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd., Kawasaki, Japan
AES Convention: 45 (May 1973) Paper Number: 907
Publication Date: May 1, 1973 Import into BibTeX
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