Impulse calibration of mechanical to electrical transducers

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049090640

ABSTRACT:
A wide frequency spectrum mechanical impulse calibration apparatus for a microphone or other pressure wave to electrical signal transducer apparatus is disclosed. Calibration is accomplished using the Fourier series based transfer function of the transducer as obtained from its response to a time domain mechanical impulse input signal. Details of a mechanical impulse signal source, an improved time gated signal processing arrangement, and exemplary calibration signals are also disclosed.

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