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Source Identification Using Acoustic Array Techniques - PCB
In the automotive industry, identification of noise sources is necessary to evaluate and reduce noise levels. As alternatives to intensity measurements, acoustic array techniques are currently being evaluated.
TN-34 Cause of and Solution for Cable Generated Noise in ... - PCB
SOLUTION INVESTIGATION: The solutions to cable noise attributable to triboelectric effects include, among others: (1) in vibratory environments minimize cable “whip”, (2) in severe mechanical impact environments avoid
Sensors for Consumer Electronic Testing | PCB Piezotronics
From computer disk drives that require extreme low noise testing, to loudspeakers, headphones and earbuds that require high amplitudes with minimal 1% Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) levels, PCB has an acoustic sensor tailored for your application.
Understanding the accelerometer noise specification
Wilcoxon industrial accelerometers are designed to have the lowest possible noise at the frequencies actually being monitored. This is why specification sheets show both the ‘broadband’ (including the bandwidth) and ‘spectral’ noise specifications.
Quantifying Acoustic Sources Through Sound Power Measurements - PCB
To begin you must understand the basic source-‐path-‐receiver paradigm for sound propagation. The problem must start with a device that generates sound waves (source).
SENSORS FOR TESTING CONSUMER ELECTRONICS - PCB
Our portfolio features new and customizable accelerometers with smaller sizes and increasing levels of performance, force sensors with high resolution and fast response times, and new microphone models for low noise floor levels and challenging environmental conditions. Learn more about consumer electronics testing with PCB.
Low- frequency vector sensor VS-301 - Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies
th a common acoustic phase center. The four channels of the vector sensor, when combined, produce a cardioid directivity pattern which provides approximately 4.8 dB improvement in the signal to noise ratio over a tradition.
Directed Field Acoustic Noise (DFAN) Testing | PCB Piezotronics
In DFAN testing, a network of acoustic drivers surrounds the test article, creating an intense sound field that simulates the noise levels of a rocket launch.
MODEL 378A04 LOW NOISE MICROPHONE - PCB
premium high sensitivity microphone and a low noise preamplifier that contains a built-in filter that enables the free-field response to remain flat over a wide frequency range.
Acoustic Measurement Sensors & Instrumentation - PCB
PCB Piezotronics, Inc. provides a variety of acoustic measurement products, including prepolarized and externally polarized condenser, array, probe, low-profile surface, and special purpose microphones.
TN-17 Accelerometer Selection Considerations - PCB
charge amplifiers are designed with more effective low-noise circuits and may incorporate simplified LCD displays and digital controls. Some "dual-mode" models operate with both PE and ICP ® accelerometers. The main advantage of the laboratory charge system is flexibility of adjusting and controlling the electrostatic
Sensors for Consumer Electronic Testing | PCB Piezotronics
Whether you're testing computer components with our low-noise microphone system (model 378A04) or assessing loudspeakers, headphones, and earbuds using our phantom powered system (model 376A33), rest assured, we have the perfect acoustic sensor for your application.
Product Page | PCB Piezotronics
Have you tried searching for your model number? PCB® manufactures sensors used by design engineers and predictive maintenance professionals to test and measure vibration, pressure, force, acoustics, load, and shock in research and development as well as industrial applications.
Software Development Kit - PCB
For environmental noise monitoring and building acoustics, Larson Davis offers a full line of instruments, accessories and software. For personal noise and vibration exposure monitoring, Larson Davis complements this with sound level meters, personal noise dosimeters, human vibration meters, audiometric calibration
Photo Courtesy of Siemens and Belgian Defense - PCB
pcb.com | 1 800 828 8840 SERIES 740XXX. REUSABLE . PIEZOELECTRIC ICP ® STRAIN SENSOR n Frequency response from 0.5 Hz to 100 kHz n ICP® amplified output for low noise operation over long cable lengths n Reusable mounting with super glue n Integral cable, no soldering required n Low mass of 0.5 grams TYPICAL APPLICATIONS n Ground Vibration Testing n Modal Analysis n Transfer Path Analysis
WIRELESS WORKER NOISE MEASUREMENTS SPARTAN NOISE - PCB
MODEL 730 WIRELESS WORKER NOISE MEASUREMENTS The Spartan™ Model 730 Noise Dosimeter is designed to make worker noise dose measurements easy and fast. With Spartan, control test setup and measurements directly from the Larson Davis Atlas™ mobile app. All essential tasks can be completed from your iOS™ or Android™ device.
Model 730IS | PCB Piezotronics
Spartan 730IS noise dosimeter with one windscreen and two clips. Includes calibration certificate. Pending Intrinsic Safety ratings/markings
Room Acoustics and Live Music | PCB Piezotronics
Surround sound, active noise cancellation, and wireless communications are found in the studio and at live performances. When you choose a microphone, you accept the limitations of its design. Leading record producers are now selecting modern prepolarized condenser microphones that provide a repeatable and flat response far beyond the audible ...
Acoustic Sensors for Aerospace Applications | PCB Piezotronics
Noise sources are measured with a large variety of prepolarized, externally polarized, array and specialty microphones, and are complemented by an assortment of preamplifiers, signal conditioners, calibrators, and accessories like mounting stands a nose cones. Applications: Aircraft Cabin Noise Testing; Noise Source Identification
Lab Grade Instruments for Professional Audio Markets - PCB
PCB® acoustic microphones, accelerometers, and accessories ideal for sound modeling, speaker design, headphone and earbud testing, studio and live recording.