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Smedley, 1998 - Google Patents

Spectrum analysis for introductory musical acoustics

Smedley, 1998

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17238113687911035383
Author
Smedley J
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American Journal of Physics

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A “real time” fast Fourier transform spectrum analyzer facilitates several experiments for an introductory course in musical acoustics. With its rapidly updated display, the time- dependent vibrations of an aluminum bar are easily studied. Using longer time acquisitions …
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