Acoustics – Sound-modifying means
Patent
1987-10-30
1989-04-18
Fuller, B. R.
Acoustics
Sound-modifying means
181148, 181198, 367152, 367171, 367176, 367188, 381 91, 381158, H04R 700
Patent
active
048218383
ABSTRACT:
An acoustic damper for substantially reducing the reverberation echoes at the junction between an acoustic signal propagating fluid and a material having an acoustic impedance substantially different from that of the fluid. The damper, which is particularly adapted for use in ultrasonic transducers, is formed of a material having an acoustic impedance which substantially matches the acoustic impedance of the fluid, such material preferably being a foam plastic material having sufficient hardness to be acoustically stable. For preferred embodiments, the damper is formed of a laminate of the layer described above and a second layer of a material which provides high acoustic attenuation, such as cork material.
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Fuller B. R.
Hewlett--Packard Company
Perillo Frank R.
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