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Electroacoustic Transducers and Systems

Technical University of Denmark

Docent

Finn T. Agerkvist

Type

Lecture

Term

autumn semester

Degree level

None

Tution fees

None

Related fields

None

Course is part of module

Course is part of program

Exchange mobilities

Subject type

Optional

Study path

International MSc in Engineering Acoustics

Specialisation/branch

Keywords

Analogies between mechanical, acoustical and electrical systems. Transducers: loudspeakers, microphones and accelerometers; theory, construction, directivity, radiation, measurements and calibration. Theory of two-channel stereo. Microphone and loudspeaker configurations.The exercises comprise the measurement of microphones and loudspeakers and stereo recording. PSpice modelisation is used for the practice problems.The course also contains a project on loudspeaker system design.

Total ECTS credit

10.0

Examination

Written examination (4 hours) and reports

Language

English

Webpage

http://www.act.elektro.dtu.dk/Education/Courses?view=2&lang=en-gb&code=31220

Last modified

Nov. 30, 2024, 1:43 p.m.

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