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Researchers zero in on sounds

Visualizing sounds is an important method for investigating and understanding how sound originates and is dispersed. Bosch researchers are using an acoustic camera and advanced laser technologies to make sound waves visible.

“I See Something You Only Hear”
Every noise and every sound give our environment its distinctive quality. Take a car for instance: its horn warns, the CD player soothes, the click of its blinkers informs and flapping ...

The Laser Is Going Places
Laser beams can be used to precisely measure the vibrations of components. In their search to understand how noises are created, Bosch researchers are applying this ...

Acoustic Researchers Are Using Lasers as Microphones Bosch researchers are using a new laser method to “see” sounds and noises — phenomena the experts refer to as “sound-wave fields.” ...

Editorial

Dr. Michael Fischer
Applied Physics, Noise and Vibration Engineering
Corporate Research and Development

A New Insight Into the World of Sound
The things we notice about the technical products that fill our homes and vehicles are rarely their complex inner workings. Instead, its the signals perceived by our senses ...

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03/2003 | Researchers zero in on sounds

Researchers zero in on sounds

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