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3D Sound Intensity Analysis Software
DS-0225 |
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3D bar graph

3D mesh mapping |
Sound Intensity is the acoustic energy (power)
which passes through a specified area at a certain point in sound
field in a specified time.
Measuring the energy in 3D achieves to presume the
position of sound source, obtain amount of radiation from sound
source and direction of flowing acoustic energy which is passing
through the measuring surface.
The Sound Intensity Analysis Software DS-0225
consists of the “Sound Intensity Analysis Function” and “Sound
Source Probing Function”. The former captures the flow of 3D sound
and visualizes its directions and amount with 3D displays, and the
latter is mainly used for measurement and analysis of the sound
source position. |
Features
*In use of 3D SI (Sound Intensity) probe (Three times of measurement
in total at each point are required when using 1D SI probe.)
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Exclusive sound pressure and phase calibrator
(MI-0620) keeps the microphone probe to be high accuracy at
anytime, which corrects sound pressure sensitivity and phase
difference between microphones.
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The DS-0225 is Windows-based measurement /
analysis software with simple operation and does not take long
time to learn.
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Not only the frequency domain for contour,
color, and vector mappings of each but also 3D spatial mapping
can be obtained.
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Mapping display has a function to paste an
image of the object under measurement.
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Obtained data are collected in one folder for
easy and safety backup
System
configuration
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Model / Name |
Q'ty |
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DS-2100 Main unit |
1 |
| 2 |
DS-0285 Sound
Intensity Microphone Unit (4ch) |
1 |
| 3 |
DS-0271A Signal
output module for 1ch (Built in DS-2100 main unit) |
1 |
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DS-0297A ONO-LINK
II: Communication module to connect DS-2100 main unit and PC. |
1 |
| 5 |
AX-9023 Cable for
DS-0297A (2m) |
1 |
| 6 |
Please refer to
[Specifications] (2) for details of PC requirements |
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| 7 |
DS-0225 3D Sound
Intensity Analysis Software |
1 |
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MI-6420 3D Sound
Intensity Probe |
1 |
| 9 |
MI-0620 Sound
pressure and phase calibrator for MI-6420 |
1 |
Specifications
(1)Analysis unit (Assembled with No.1 to 5 the listed above )
| Outer
Dimensions |
257(W)× 74(H)×
182(D)mm |
| Weight |
Approx. 2.3 kg |
| Power supply |
12VDC (100 to
120VAC or 200 to 240VAC power supply adapter is supplied as
standard.) |
| Power
consumption |
30W or less |
| Input connector |
Direct connection
to MI-6420 and MI-0620 to DS-0285 |
| Remote box |
DS-0295 Supplied as
standard accessory of DS-2100 |
(2)PC requirements (
No.6 listed above)
| CPU |
Pentium II 400MHz
or more |
| Memory |
128MB or more |
| HDD |
4GB or more
available space is required. |
| I/F |
PCMCIA TYPEII or
PCI Bus is required to connect to DS-2100 main unit. USB
connector or parallel port is required for the use of protection
key. |
| OS |
Windows 2000, XP,
Vista |
(3)3D Sound
Intensity Analysis Software (No.7 listed above)
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Analysis method |
Cross-spectrum
method by regular tetrahedron arranged method |
| Spectrum data
type |
AI (Active
Intensity), RI (Reactive Intensity), SP (Sound Pressure), PV
(Particle Velocity), each spectrum |
| Measurable
frequency range |
40Hz to 5 kHz |
| Calibration
function |
Sound pressure
sensitivity, Phase difference between microphones |
| Measurement for
distribution |
Up to 10 planes,
1000 measurement points / planes, measurable in XYZ directions,
able to overlap up to 5 kHZ. |
| Distribution map |
Contour map, color
map, vector map etc. |
(4)Probe system (Assembled with No.8, 9 listed
above)
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3D probe in use
| Probe |
Regular tetrahedron
arranged method MI-6420
Overall length: 560mm, weight 300g, cable length 5m as standard
Covered from 40Hz to 5kHz
40Hz to 2kHz: 60mm(Gap length adapter in use)
200Hz to 5kHz: 20mm (Gap length adapter in use) |
| Calibrator |
Sound pressure
sensitivity correction and phase difference correction by frequency
response (MI-0620)
Outer dimensions 34(W)x39(H)x183(D)mm
Weight:560g
Output sound pressure : 94dB (400Hz)
Frequency range : 40Hz to 5kHz |
B:1D
probe in use
| Probe |
Array microphone
(MI-6410)
Overall length: 570mm, weight: 160g, cable length: 5m as
standard
Covered from 40Hz to 1kHz and 400Hz to 10kHz. |
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Calibrator |
Sound pressure
sensitivity correction and phase difference correction by
frequency response (MI-0600)
Outer dimensions: 34(W)× 39(H)× 118(D)mm, weight 320g
Output sound pressure: 90dB (400Hz)
Frequency range: 40Hz to 10kHz |
*Notes Frequency range may be changed depending on the probe
type in used.
| 3D probe |
60mm gap type… 40Hz to 2kHz
20 mm gap type…200Hz to 5 kHz |
| 1D probe |
Measurement at low frequency…
40Hz to 1kHz
Measurement at high frequency…400Hz to 10kHz |
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Applications for Sound Intensity
measurement
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Automobile
Industry |
Home appliance / office automation
equipment industry |
- Measurement of exhaust sound from
muffler
- Measurement of noise in vehicle
- Measurement of sound insulation in vehicle
- Measurement of noise from car air-conditioner
- Sound field measurement in vehicle from audio-visual
equipments
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- Noise radiation measurement of FDD
(floppy disc drive), HDD (hard disk drive), CD-ROM
- Noise measurement from compressor
- Measurement of noise generated from motor
- Sound field measurement from audio-visual equipments
- Noise measurement of housing equipments
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Industrial machinery field |
Architecture / housing field |
- Sound source
probing from general machine tools
- Noise measurement from constructing machines
- Noise
measurement from medical equipments
- Noise measurement from
generator
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- Measurement of sound insulation in a room
- Measurement of room sound field
- Measurement of sound radiation by architectural model
experiment
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Environment, amenity, welfare |
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- Sound field measurement for environmental space
- Noise measurement for attractions
- Sound field measurement around sound insulating wall
- Application of environmental sound to an identification
of sound source
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States and other countries.
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United States and other countries.
Revised: 2006/09/19
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