Method for measuring sound intensity of pulse response signal
A technique of impulse response and signal, which is applied in measuring devices, measuring ultrasonic/sonic/infrasonic waves, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of inconspicuous physical characteristics and inconvenient impulse response noise intensity, etc., and achieve the effect of accurate judgment
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[0118] Example: such as figure 2 as shown,
[0119] Suppose there is a plane acoustic wave consisting of 3 impulse response components:
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[0121] Among them, A i , n i , t i , f i , are the amplitude, attenuation coefficient, start time, natural frequency, and initial phase of the i-th (i=1, 2, 3) impulse response signal, respectively. See Table 1 for specific parameter values. Response signals 2, 3 occur simultaneously, and response signal 1 occurs later in time.
[0122] response signal Natural frequency(Hz) start time(s) Amplitude (pa) Attenuation coefficient phase signal 1 450.21 1.3 20 4.2 0.2 signal 2 250.82 0.3 20 4.6 0.2 signal 3 100.15 0.3 20 5.3 0.5
[0123] Table 1: Characteristic parameters of each impulse response acoustic signal
[0124] S01: Use dual-microphone probes A and B to collect the sound pressure data of the impulse response signal, and import the measured sound pressure data in...
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