Sentence examples for microphone response from inspiring English sources
The method involves the use of a liquid reference sample so that it becomes free of instrumental function influence due to effects dependent on the detection cell, the frequency dependence of the microphone response and of the involved electronics.
To investigate the microphone response variations further, we selected two acoustic environments: (i) a less reverberant environment (outdoors), and (ii) a highly reverberant environment (restroom).
An azimuth steerable first-order superdirectional microphone response can be constructed by a linear combination of three eigenbeams: a monopole and two orthogonal dipoles.
The paper by Derkx, "First-order azimuthal null-steering for the suppression of two directional interferers" [4] shows that an azimuth steerable first-order super directional microphone response can be constructed by a linear combination of three eigenbeams: a monopole and two orthogonal dipoles.
Between directional and omnidirectional trial blocks, the listener was given a short break during which the microphone response of the hearing aids was measured.
Software developed at BTNRH (EMAV; Neely & Liu 1994) was used to (1) perform the calculations of Thévenin equivalents, (2) deliver the stimulus, and (3) record the microphone response.
The overall source-to-microphone response can be described as a convolution of the RIR (2) with the response of the corresponding directional microphone.
To acquire the subject's HRTFs, the measured BIRs must be equalized by reference impulse responses (RIRs), in order to remove the loudspeakers' and microphones' responses.
For propagation experiments, the reception chain was made of an omnidirectional Beyer dynamic M69 TG microphone (frequency response 150 15000 Hz±2dB), connected to a Sony TCD-D10 DAT tape recorder (sampling frequency 48 kHz, flat response within the range 20 20000 Hz).
"Don't tell me stories," he croaks down the microphone in response to the shouts of a young Palestinian woman, whose family, she says, came originally from Haifa but has been unable to return.
The pressure transient generated by exciting a loudspeaker with a narrow pulse is detected at some point in the loudspeaker's far field by a "reference" microphone whose response is assumed flat over the frequency range of interest.
