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Acoustics
Acoustic Measurement and Analysis
Acoustic Sensors
Types of Acoustic Sensors
Microphones
Hydrophones
Geophones
Specialized Sensors (e.g., piezoelectric sensors)
Sensor Calibration
Importance of Calibration
Calibration Techniques
Sensor Performance Parameters
Sensitivity
Frequency Response
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR)
Sound Level Meters
Types of Sound Level Meters
Conventional Sound Level Meters
Integrated Sound Level Meters
Precision Sound Level Meters
Measuring Sound Pressure Levels
dB Scale and Weighting Networks (A, B, C, Z)
Time Weighting (Fast, Slow, Impulse)
Application Areas
Occupational Noise Monitoring
Environmental Noise Assessments
Industrial Noise Measurements
Acoustic Modeling and Simulation
Principles of Acoustic Modeling
Physical Modeling
Mathematical Modeling
Software and Tools
Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
Boundary Element Method (BEM)
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
Applications
Room Acoustics Design
Building Acoustics Analysis
Predicting Sound Propagation in Outdoor Environments
Signal Processing Techniques
Basic Signal Processing Concepts
Analog and Digital Signals
Sampling Theorem
Quantization
Time-Domain Analysis
Waveform Analysis
Time-Based Feature Extraction
Frequency-Domain Analysis
Fourier Transform and its Variants (FFT, DFT)
Spectral Analysis
Advanced Processing Techniques
Filter Design and Implementation
Noise Reduction Algorithms
Impulse Response
Definition and Importance
Measurement Techniques
Direct and Indirect Measurement Methods
Use of Exponential Sweep and MLS (Maximum Length Sequence)
Applications
Acoustic Echo Cancellation
Room Acoustics Characterization
Convolution Reverb Creation
Frequency Analysis
Principles of Frequency Analysis
Spectrograms
Harmonic and Non-Harmonic Components
Tools and Techniques
Spectrum Analyzers
Audio Analyzers
Practical Applications
Sound Quality Assessment
Identification of Resonance Phenomena
Audio Equipment Testing
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