In-Situ Compensation (ISC)
Features and Benefits
- Fast In-Situ measurements
- Simulates standard conditions
- Compensation of room modes
- Calibration of measurement rooms and test boxes
- Accurate transient measurement
Most standard measurements are performed at a single point (e.g. 1m On-Axis). The In-Situ Room Compensation (ISC) module copes with an imperfect acoustical environment by calculating a complex filter that compensates for room effects. Using this technique, simulated free field data can be acquired according to the IEC standard 60268-21.
Specification
Demo Video
In-Situ Measurement
This video overviews the module, a practical demonstration of In-Situ measurement, handling tips and a comparison of compensation methods. It's a great way to learn about our anechoic room solution for measuring any loudspeaker in any room under standard conditions.
Video: Demonstration of In-Situ Room Compensation
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Requirements
dB-Lab software (210 or higher)
Related Information
Other Modules of the R&D System
- Transfer Function Measurement (TRF):
Measurement of transfer function and harmonic distortion - Tone Burst Measurement (TBM):
Peak SPL measurements using tone burst signals (CEA2010) - Multi-Tone Measurement (MTON):
Module provides sound pressure level (SPL) based characteristics using a multi-tone stimulus - Near Field Scanner (NFS):
Visualisation of the sound pressure field in the nearfield
Literature and Papers