Document Type: Tutorial
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Publish Date: Sep 8, 2008
Audio test applications are concerned with the quality of sound from devices including speakers, amplifiers, and microphones. Engineers perfrom linearity characterization, distortion measurements, sound quality analysis, rub and buzz, and others. Audio measurements are highly demanding, requiring high-quality signal acquisition, complex scaling, extensive analysis, and multiple graphical presentations.
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