The compact, all solid-state instrument to be described is oner that allows the transient response of a loudspeaker (or system) to be evaluated as the device under test is excited by -trains- of suddenly applied sine waves. The use of standard computer logic modules allows the instrument to produce and read out tone bursts up to 20 K c.p.s. with relative freedom from spurious, internally generated transients.

Author: Whittemore, Jr., Maurice J.
Affiliation: Delco Radio Division, G.M.C., Kokomo, IN
AES Convention: 13 (October 1961) Paper Number: 194
Publication Date: October 1, 1961 Import into BibTeX
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