Calibrators
Piston on a sphere calibrator
The ‘Piston on a sphere’ calibrator consists on sound source with a known acoustic impedance in front of the loudspeaker. The impedance is modeled as a ‘piston on a sphere’ and the loudspeaker acts as a piston. The set up is used to calibrate all probe types in the full acoustic bandwidth. A reference pressure microphone can be mounted airtight due to rubber rings at the holes to calibrate at lower frequencies. It is also possible to mount the reference pressure microphone in front of the loudspeaker to calibrate at higher frequencies. The low frequency method covers a bandwidth of 10Hz – 400Hz and the high frequency method 300Hz - 20kHz.
Datasheets
Publications
- Full bandwidth calibration procedure for acoustic probes containing a pressure and particle velocity sensor (PDF)
Published at the JASA 2010, Tom Basten, Hans-Elias de Bree - A full bandwidth calibrator for a sound pressure and particle velocity sensor (PDF)
Published at the DAGA 2008, Hans-Elias de Bree, Tom Basten - A note on the cablibration of pressure-velocity intensity probes (PDF)
Published at the JASA 2005, Finn Jacobsen
Ebook
- Chapter 4: Calibration (PDF)
- Chapter 4A: Standard calibration (PDF)
Events
BeBec 2012, Germany - 22-23th February 2012
Berlin | Germany | Feb 22, 2012
DAGA 2012, Germany - 19-22th March 2012
Darmstadt | Germany | Mar 19, 2012
NOVEM 2012, Italy - April 1-4th 2012
Sorrento | Italy | Apr 1, 2012
News
Newsletter | January 2012
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ISMA 2012, Belgium - September 17-19th 2012
Event website
Acoustics Nantes 2012, France - April 23-27th 2012
Event website


