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What are the three distinct forms of particle motion?
Cylindrical Wave
Transverse Wave
Longitudinal Wave
How does temperature affect the velocity of sound?
temp goes up, speed of sound goes up
temp goes down, speed of sound goes down
what is wavelength?
The distance a wave travels to complete one cycle
How do you calculate wavelength?
divide 1130 by frequency
How can you reverse polarity?
Swap pins 2 and 3 on mic cable
swap + and - at speaker
Reverse banana plug at amp
describe phase
frequency dependent time delay
How do you calculate octave relationships?
2:1 ratio
A Doubling
How do you calculate harmonics?
x - multipler of the fundamental
what are the main reasons for sound system measurement.
Maintenance
legal
artistic
what 5 basic test signals are used for sound system measurement?
White noise
Pink Noise
shaped noise
broadband pulse
sinewaves
What is white noise
equal energy per frequency
What is pink noise
equal energy per octave
What are the 2 most common weighting curves used for spl meters?
A and C
what dimension is a real time analyzer missing?
time
What is the fourier transform?
A mathmatical computation that converts amplitude vs time into amplitude vs frequency
What measurement systems use FFTs
SIM
Smaart
What does TEF stand for?
Time
Energy
Frequency
What does MLS stand for?
Maximum length sequence
What is an electronic crossover point?
Where the low and high outpt of the processor crosses over
What is an acoustic crossover point?
When both drivers are driven at equal length
What is amplitude correction
boost in areas of frequency response to correct in effiencies of a speaker cabinet
What is phase correction
time alignment
How do amplifier spec sheets denote voltage gain?
DBvg
input sensitivity
x multipler
what is power amplifier voltage gain?
ratio of input to output voltage
How do you match amplifier voltage gains
potentiometers
DIP switches
Front Panel Attractions
what applications is the SIM II V2.0 Lab used for?
stand alone measurments and research
What are the status panels?
Information windows at the bottom of the screen
What are the 2 windows in spectrum mode?
reference and measurement
what are the 2 windows in delay finder mode
relative amplitude vs. time

10 xs the magnification
What are the 3 traces in the frequency response screen?
signal to noise
frequency response
phase
What 2 choices under the setup menu reference channel are you provided with?
generator input
What 2 choices under the setup menu measurement channel are you provided with?
Output mic
What is the hot key to turn the generator on?
ALT + G
Which frequency is typically used for measuring total harmonic distortion
1k
What is the hot key for the auto delay in the dely finder mode?
F3
What is sonic imaging
bring show back on stage
What is DUT
device under test
What is CEU
Controlled Electronics Unit
What are the obstacles to system optimization
Speaker interaction
Reflections
Dynamic Conditions
What are dynamic conditions
Things that change:
-Temperature
-Humidity
What are techniques for system optimization
Architectual Modification
Speaker reasoning
Electronic time delay
Gain structure adjustment
complimetary equalization
What are the tools for system optimization
your ears
SIM system 2
High quality measurement micriphones
Where is the delay finder located
Time domain
What does FFT do?
Changes Amp vs Time to Amp vs Frequency
What is Air propogation
1.13 feet per MS
What does 1ms of time offset cause
24-20 DB cancellation at 50hz
HOw many branches are in 2.0
16
How many groups are in 2.0
8
What are the hot keys for Gain
Shift:
F1 and F2 input
F3 and F4 output
F5 and F6 mic
What things are seen in the Delay Finder
Propogation Delay
Phase
Frequency Response
Refliections
SIM stands for?
Source Independent Measurement
SIM was created by who?
Meyer Sound
The primary Developer was?
Bob McCarthy
SIM II is?
an Analyzer capable of producing acurate high response data regarding response of system and compoinents
What is frequency response?
Difference between reference and measurement
What screens are found in SIM 2.0
Spectrum
delay finder
frequency response
What color are live traces
Bright colors
What can affect S/N ratio?
Room Noise
What do steep filters cause?
Phase shift at crossover point
All frequencies except lows travel at the same rate in air, true or falseq
true
At 120 degrees there is no ______.
Coupling
When in phase you are looking for what?
Smiley Face
What are power amps/
Increase line level audio signals to a power suitable for driving loudspeakers
What is the range of acceptable DBvg
20-45 volts
What is an acceptable voltage in?
0-2 volts
What is an acceptable voltage out
0-50 volts
What does voltage gain do?
Determines input signal required to drive a given output level
What is Voltage gain range
Ratio of input to output voltage
What does voltage range determine
determines amount of inut voltage required to bring the amplifier to full power
What is the EuroMeyer standard DBvg
23 db
What is the North/South american standard DBvg
26db
What are the dimensions of measurement systems?
Time
Energy
Frequency
TEF
What is a single port?
Send OR recieve
What is a dual port?
Send AND receive
What are the cautions of RTAs
frequeny resolution
Phase response
Signal to noise ratio
temporal discrimination
Cant measure time