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PHYS-484: Acoustical Measurements |
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| 1. Sound Level Meters | ![]() |
The most common
"measure" of sound in our human environment is a level in
decibels. However, careful and rigorous measurements of sound use
many different kinds of standard metrics, depending on the situation
and environment. In this
series of measurements, sound level meters are used in a variety of
ways to explore how sound pressure level can be used to understand
traffic noise and other sounds in our surroundings, how a sound level
meter can be calibrated to incorporate the sensitivity of the human
ear, and even how sound waves propagate with distance from a source. |
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Copyright Daniel O. Ludwigsen, 2004