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Title: Frequency analysis


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Frequency analysis
2
Sound spectrum
The sound spectrum is a chart of SPL vs
frequency. Simple tones have spectra composed by
just a small number of spectral lines, whilst
complex sounds usually have a continuous
spectrum.
  1. Pure tone
  2. Musical sound
  3. Wide-band noise
  4. White noise

3
Time-domain waveform and spectrum
  1. Sinusoidal waveform
  2. Periodic waveform
  3. Random waveform

4
Analisi in bande di frequenza
  • A practical way of measuring a sound spectrum
    consist in employing a filter bank, which
    decomposes the original signal in a number of
    frequency bands.
  • Each band is defined by two corner frequencies,
    named higher frequency fhi and lower frequency
    flo. Their difference is called the bandwidth Df.
  • Two types of filterbanks are commonly employed
    for frequency analysis
  • constant bandwidth (FFT)
  • constant percentage bandwidth (1/1 or 1/3 of
    octave).

5
Constant bandwidth analysis
  • narrow band, constant bandwidth filterbank
  • ?f fhi flo constant, for example 1
    Hz, 10 Hz, etc.
  • Provides a very sharp frequency resolution
    (thousands of bands), which makes it possible to
    detect very narrow pure tones and get their exact
    frequency.
  • It is performed efficiently on a digital computer
    by means of a well known algorithm, called FFT
    (Fast Fourier Transform)

6
Constant percentage bandwidth analysis
7
Nominal frequencies for octave and 1/3 octave
bands
  • 1/1 octave bands
  • 1/3 octave bands

8
Octave and 1/3 octave spectra
  • 1/3 octave bands
  • 1/1 octave bands

9
Narrowband spectra
  • Linear frequency axis
  • Logaritmic frequency axis

10
White noise and pink noise
  • White Noise
  • Flat in a narrowband analysis
  • Pink Noiseflat in octave or 1/3 octave analysis

11
Critical Bands (BARK)
The Bark scale is a psychoacoustical scale propose
d by Eberhard Zwicker in 1961. It is named
after Heinrich Barkhausen who proposed the first
subjective measurements of loudness
Third octave bands
12
Critical Bands (BARK)
Comparing the bandwidth of Barks and 1/3 octave
bands
Barks
1/3 octave bands
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