Vibro-Acoustic - SCS & Partners

Baffled Sphere Beam Forming

Finding of Noise sources;
Study of the dynamics of the noise emitted by a source;
Advanced analysis of noise inside the car;
Identification of sources within the workspace;
Classification of acoustic insulation systems

Demo video on the web:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ngTCJnMEC-4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ISbI9ILXZDU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=5rk7StXRlP8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jtkf6oWy4Ko

Features

Microphones: 31 ICP - 1/4" class I
Front-End noise: TEAC LX-20
Front-End Video: Nittobo
Option range frequencies:
- 200Hz ~ 5.000 Hz
Option dynamic analysis
Option report in ppt format
Option powering on 12V

System components

SBM Spherical Baffled transducer (Ø 260/165mm, peso 7.8/3.6 kg)
Up to 31 microphones channels + tacho channel
Video acquisition unit
Notebook and software

The connection between the notebook and the data acquisition unit is via LAN and the connection between the notebook and the video capture unit via USB2.0. The entire system is easily transportable and operates at both 220VAC and 12VDC.

The system Noise Vision finds application for the rapid identification of different sources constituents a complex machinery and for the need to be able to reconstruct the total noise emitted by the machine. Even the search for sound sources within the workplaces area has always been a major problem, whose solution calls for a series of complex acoustic measurements.

With Noise Vision you can get the same result (and even more) in a form of immediate interpretation just upon the data acquisition measurement performed and fast data processing.

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The system consists of a spherical transducer equipped with 31 microphones and 12 cameras, and allows to obtain the noise map in any direction with respect to the spherical transducer, in a very short time, with a simple data acquisition. The representation of the noise maps may be either in static form for the analysis of stationary phenomena, and in the form 'animated' for the analysis of non-stationary phenomena of sources or moving.

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demo vide YouTube

demo video YouTube

Baffled Sphere Beam Forming

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