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Measurement of Distributed Acoustic Systems Using Maximum-Length Sequences

Impulse test methods represent a modern acoustic tool for evaluation of properties of complex systems, such as the acoustic impedance and transfer functions. They enable a detailed observation of various physical phenomena taking place in the acoustic system under test. The paper concentrates mainly on the impulse-response measurement technique for distributed acoustic systems, for example as waveguides with various cross-section areas, using the maximum-length sequences.

Author: Kadlec, F.
Affiliation: Czech Technical University, Prague, Czech Republic
AES Convention:100 (May 1996) Paper Number:4269 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Measurements and Instrumentation

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