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There are many times when companies, architects, universities, hospitals and the like have contacted us with a need to characterize the vibration environment in particular areas…
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A while ago I blogged on the topic of active noise cancellation in general, and how it is often (falsely) perceived as a panacea for getting…
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As product sound engineers, we field a lot of questions—which is definitely understandable. It is a highly specialized focus that can make the difference between success…
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This article originally appeared in Digital Engineering News. To see this article in its original publication, click here. When the Briggs & Stratton Q6500 QuietPower Series…
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This is a transcript of an article which originally appeared in Appliance Design. It has been said that noise is among the top five factors in…
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Carefully considered noise control engineering methods can prove invaluable in product design. During product development, accounting for consumer perceptions – not just objective metrics – is…
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Appliances and other motorized products all produce some amount of noise, and in many cases this noise results directly from vibration of structural or housing elements…(this…
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“Sonic Boom: How Digital Technology is Transforming Our Relationship with Sound” covers everything from the basics of sound waves to its possible impact on IQ scores to…
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These traits include their relatively small size, low profit margin, and quick time to market. Their small size implies that existing units or prototypes can usually…
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