2006
DOI: 10.3397/1.2375038
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Measuring the absorption coefficient of panels at oblique incidence by using inverse filtered MLS signals

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“…These traces have been measured at normal incidence, with the loudspeaker and the microphone 90 and 5 cm away from the center of the panel, respectively. This is the optimal loudspeaker-microphone configuration for the size of the tested panel (Cobo et al, 2006a). Time windowing removes low frequencies from the measured signals, so that this method has a lowest reliable frequency inversely related with the window length (Cobo, 2007).…”
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“…These traces have been measured at normal incidence, with the loudspeaker and the microphone 90 and 5 cm away from the center of the panel, respectively. This is the optimal loudspeaker-microphone configuration for the size of the tested panel (Cobo et al, 2006a). Time windowing removes low frequencies from the measured signals, so that this method has a lowest reliable frequency inversely related with the window length (Cobo, 2007).…”
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“…Pfretzschner et al (2006) proposed an alternative methodology to construct more structurally robust MPPs, combining a thick panel with large perforations with a thinner one highly perforated. The passive absorption of such an extended absorber has already been measured, at normal incidence (Pfretzschner et al, 2006), at low angles of incidence in a free field (Cobo et al, 2006a), and in a reverberation room (Cobo et al, 2006b). The current research is concerned with the design of the active absorber as well as the hybrid passive-active absorption measurements.…”
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“…(6.5), with the zero-phase cosinemagnitude spectrum of Eqs. (6.7) (6.8) (Cobo et al, 2006, Cobo et al, 2007.…”
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