Tag: noise

We have scoured LinkedIn, Twitter and the rest of the Internet to find these cool acoustics links. And since two of them are themselves lists of 10 you’re

We’ve been carefully tracking acoustics related tweets on Twitter and present here a few of the highlights. We do this sort of thing so that you don’t have

Amplitude Quantization Error – Summary This article explains what amplitude quantization error is and what can be done to avoid it. Typically quantization error is caused during acquisition

Here’s our latest collection of noise, vibration and acoustics stories from all corners of the internet. We hope you enjoy them. Leave us a comment. Acoustics via Business

Having played the trumpet for over 10 years I have left many an orchestral rehearsal with my ears ringing courtesy of the onslaught of noise from the trombone

Are you attending the SAE 2015 Noise and Vibration Conference and Exhibition in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA from 22nd to 25th June 2015? Why not go and see Dr

Prosig are pleased to announce that we will be exhibiting at the SAE 2015 Noise and Vibration Conference and Exhibition in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA from 22nd to 25th June

The RMS of a time history is a measure of the signal’s overall energy and is often used when extracting features from a signal for prognosis and trending

To welcome you to 2015 here’s our latest collection of news articles, videos and other miscellaneous links on noise, sound, acoustics and vibration that have caught our eye

Our articles on how to measure resonance and natural frequency are always amongst our most popular posts. This isn’t surprising considering what an important concept this is to

There’s a distinct coffee “flavour” to our latest digest with two stories related to the bean. We hope you enjoy the articles we’ve found and as always please

If you are visiting the Automotive Testing Expo 2014 China in Shanghai (September 15th – 17th) then please come along and see us at stand 9013.  You will able to see

I hope you like our latest collection of news, articles and videos from the world of acoustics, vibration and analysis. This issue of the digest is very “acoustical”

In our previous post on this subject we briefly looked at how we can use the detailed design information of bearings and gearboxes to look for specific fault conditions

The video below shows some examples of structural animation using Prosig’s DATS software.

Our latest selection of news and interesting stories from around the web. There’s definitely a motor sports theme to this edition of the digest, but with a bit

After finding the natural frequency of a system, what could be done to stop or reduce the systems resonance being excited? Basically put, how do we avoid resonance

Here is our latest collection of sound, vibration, condition monitoring & acoustics articles from around the web. In this issue we take you on a sonic journey from

This is the first in a (hopefully) regular series of posts containing interesting & unusual sound & vibration stories that we have discovered around the web. We hope

Prosig and their partners, SV Japan, will be holding a two-day training seminar for current and new customers in Hiroshima on Tuesday 3rd and Wednesday 4th December 2013.

A method to identify subjectively objectionable disturbances (e.g. piston slap, valve tick,… etc) in internal combustion engines

Prosig’s Partner in China, Suzhou SV Technology Co Ltd, will be hosting a Prosig Chinese Customer Meeting Day on 25th October 2013. The day will be held at

Are you a Flipboard user? “What is Flipboard?” some of you will ask. Flipboard is an up-and-coming mobile app for pulling all of your news sources and social

The Prominence Ratio is a technique designed to see if there are any aurally prominent tones in a signal. Primarily, the prominence ratio is applicable where we have

The Institute of Sound & Vibration Research (ISVR) at Southampton University was formed in 1963 and is 50 years old this year. Prosig was founded by staff from