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<blockquote data-quote="Mark DeArman" data-source="post: 148946" data-attributes="member: 950">Re: More to a measurement then the transfer function?Well the slides are pretty much bullet points, I wish I had time to write a real paper.&nbsp; If you are interested in the application side of things, I would check out all of Klippel&#039;s and Steve Temme&#039;s publications from the past 10 years.&nbsp; They are really approachable.&nbsp; I have built a number of specialized apparatus and software instruments for doing transducer measurements based on Klippel&#039;s work and also some Japanese fellows (name alludes me I&#039;ll see if I can dig it up some time).&nbsp; I really like and appreciate Klippel&#039;s work because of the significant concentration on modeling.&nbsp; Steve Temme&#039;s company Listen, Inc. produces Sound Check, what I consider the best of piece of loudspeaker measurement software available.&nbsp; Many of his papers are available on their site. Antonin Novak, one of the references from my slides, has really picked up doing the application research for Swept Sine/Matched filtering applications in audio.&nbsp; He has a number of more recent pubs in AES.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mark DeArman, post: 148946, member: 950"] Re: More to a measurement then the transfer function? Well the slides are pretty much bullet points, I wish I had time to write a real paper. If you are interested in the application side of things, I would check out all of Klippel's and Steve Temme's publications from the past 10 years. They are really approachable. I have built a number of specialized apparatus and software instruments for doing transducer measurements based on Klippel's work and also some Japanese fellows (name alludes me I'll see if I can dig it up some time). I really like and appreciate Klippel's work because of the significant concentration on modeling. Steve Temme's company Listen, Inc. produces Sound Check, what I consider the best of piece of loudspeaker measurement software available. Many of his papers are available on their site. Antonin Novak, one of the references from my slides, has really picked up doing the application research for Swept Sine/Matched filtering applications in audio. He has a number of more recent pubs in AES. [/QUOTE]

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