KLIPPEL Course in Spain
Post-ISE Event in Gandia (Valencia)
We are pleased to announce a two-day course on comprehensive tools for loudspeaker testing to be held on the 10th and 11th of February at the Campus de Gandia | Universitat Politècnica de València. During these days we will learn about a multi-domain approach to better understand loudspeaker characteristics, including demos of the latest technology such as the all-in-one Multi-Scanning Workbench and a new fast parameter measurement.
If you're planning to attend ISE 2025 in Barcelona, don't miss this fantastic post-ISE event in Gandia (Valencia).
Registration already open through the following link - ONLINE REGISTRATION
Registration Fee | Students and University Members from UPV: 100€ | General Puplic: 150€ |
Create a comprehensive transducer datasheet in less than 30 minutes
Day 1: February 10, 2025 | 9:30 am to 6 pm | Day 2: February 11, 2025 | 9 am to 2 pm | Location: Campus de Gandia | Universitat Politècnica de València |
Presenter: Aaron Heuschmidt and Danny Rieger | Language: English |
Electro-dynamic transducers are key elements of active and intelligent loudspeaker systems, providing sound output at high quality for many applications such as mobile phones, hearing aids, home audio, automotive and public address.
For rating and comparing transducers, a comprehensive data set that describes the transducer properties is required. In addition to that, a common measurement task is to create input data for multi-physics simulations of speaker systems. This includes performing measurements in the small signal domain, but also in the large signal domain and in 3D-space. Performing all these measurements requires a high level of expertise, and it is usually very time and space consuming.
A minimum set of critical and relevant measurements are presented to assess the transducer performance and provide data for system design and simulation. A new method for measuring parameters both in the small and large signal domain is presented. Critical distortion and defect measurements are presented to rate the acoustic quality at high levels. Comprehensive 3D data for both the sound pressure level and the cone excursion is created based on optimized scans with microphone and laser sensors. The proposed measurements are illustrated through practical examples using new measurement and diagnostic tools. A mobile measurement workbench with a small footprint is used to be operated in normal rooms. A typical test sequence is suggested to stream-line, accelerate, and ease the complexity of data sheet creation.
Electro-acoustical Modelling:
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