The phrase "acoustic generator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device or system that produces sound through acoustic means, often in contexts related to music, sound engineering, or technology.
Example: "The acoustic generator was designed to create a rich sound environment for the concert."
Alternatives: "sound generator" or "audio generator".
This method of surface treatment, where the efficiency of the jet is enhanced by the generation of pulses using an acoustic generator, showed promising results for its practical application as a post-weld treatment method.
The possibility of performing active control of periodic noise propagating in ducts using a subsonic electropneumatic acoustic generator as secondary source is investigated.
Startle reflexes were evoked by acoustic stimuli delivered from a loudspeaker that was suspended above the cage and connected to an acoustic generator.
And of course, all of this starts within the human voice production system, which is itself an acoustic signal generator relying on the lungs and vocal cord movements.
For forward-looking sonar system, underwater sonar transmitter is an acoustic beam generator, and its performance directly determines the detection range and measuring accuracy of sonar equipment.
There have been two major difficulties that hinder the use of a loudspeaker pipe system as a short-duration acoustic point source generator.
An illustration of the surface acoustic wave generators, with the generated 3-D trapping nodes.
Poor acoustics, diesel generators and chanting football fans helped drown out Spanish tenor Placido Domingo on Saturday at an open-air gala concert outside Russia's famous Winter Palace.
In this paper, a microfluidic device consisting of an enclosed polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) microcavity integrated with a surface acoustic wave (SAW) generator is developed to align and trap the microbubbles.
This multi-faceted sound generator is acoustic, with sounds merely amplified by a contact microphone inside the box.
Acoustic waves were generated by the transducer driven by a function generator (Hewlett-Packard 8116A) and amplified by a power amplifier (Amplifier Research 100A250A).
