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FI. T.. Agerkvist, A. Torras-Rosell, and R. McWalter, "Improvements in Elimination of Loudspeaker Distortion in Acoustic Measurements," Paper 9316, (2015 May.). doi: FI. T.. Agerkvist, A. Torras-Rosell, and R. McWalter, "Improvements in Elimination of Loudspeaker Distortion in Acoustic Measurements," Paper 9316, (2015 May.). doi:
Abstract: This paper investigates the influence of nonlinear components that contaminate the linear response of acoustic transducers and presents improved methods for eliminating the influence of nonlinearities in acoustic measurements. The method is evaluated with pure sinusoidal signals as well as swept sine signals and is tested on models of memoryless nonlinear systems as well as nonlinear loudspeakers. The method is shown to give a clear benefit over existing methods. Two techniques that improve the signal to noise ratio are demonstrated: the first uses more measurement level than the number of orders to be separated, whereas the other one is based on standard Tikhonov regularization. Both methods are shown to significantly improve the signal to noise ratio.

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