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Sources of the Constant Volume Velocity and Their Use for Acoustic Measurements

The source of a constant velocity is an analogy of the source of a constant electric current. Both the source of a constant current and its acoustic analogy can be utilized well for measuring purposes. Their use for the rapid measurements of resistors and impedances proves most advantageous. The sources of a constant and known volume velocity can now be constructed so that they make it possible to reach a relatively high accuracy of measurements. An accurate source of the constan t and known volume velocity may be a useful tool in frequent laboratory work, which can be utilized more widely than solely for measuring impedances.

Author: Salava, Tomas
Affiliation: Tesla-Vust, Praha 6, Czechoslovakia
JAES Volume 22 Issue 3 pp. 146-153; April 1974 Import into BibTeX

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