Deck 4: Audio Physics
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Deck 4: Audio Physics
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The Potential Acoustic Gain Formula states that as the listeners double their distance from the sound source, the sound pressure level they perceive will decrease by 6dB.
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2
The inverse square law: states that all radiation patterns will decrease by the square of the distance.
True
3
A sound level meter measures the sound pressure level of a source.
True
4
The frequency response of an audio amplifier will typically be _________.
A) 20-20KHz
B) 10-10KHz
C) 20K-200KHz
D) 10K-100KHz
A) 20-20KHz
B) 10-10KHz
C) 20K-200KHz
D) 10K-100KHz
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5
A sound wave cannot exist at various different frequencies.
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6
The velocity of sound decreases at temperature increases.
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7
Any two sounds whose frequencies make a 2:1 ratio are said to be separated by an octave.
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8
The human ear detects all frequencies equally.
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9
The regions of high pressure in a sound wave are called _______.
A) rarefactions
B) compressions
C) intensity
D) sound pressure level
A) rarefactions
B) compressions
C) intensity
D) sound pressure level
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10
Dynamic range represents the maximum span between the loudest and softest level of sound.
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11
Coherence represents a(n) _________ relationship between two signals.
A) In phase
B) Out of phase
C) Delayed
D) Equal amplitude
A) In phase
B) Out of phase
C) Delayed
D) Equal amplitude
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12
0dB represents a complete absence of sound.
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13
What type of generator generates equal intensities of all frequencies in the range of 20 to 20,000 Hz?
A) Signal
B) Audio
C) Pink noise
D) White noise
A) Signal
B) Audio
C) Pink noise
D) White noise
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14
A sound wave is an example of a ____________wave.
A) vacuum
B) electromagnetic
C) electrostatic
D) mechanical
A) vacuum
B) electromagnetic
C) electrostatic
D) mechanical
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15
The inverse square law: states that by decreasing the distance to the source by half, will increase the sound intensity by 6db.
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16
The threshold of hearing is set to 0dB.
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17
A doubling of acoustic power produces _________.
A) Doubling of voltage
B) Doubling of decibels
C) 3dB increase
D) 6dB increase
A) Doubling of voltage
B) Doubling of decibels
C) 3dB increase
D) 6dB increase
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18
The inverse square law: will work of only sound waves.
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19
Low frequencies are direct line of sight.
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20
The inverse square law: states that the measured level of signal intensity will decrease by 3 dB for every doubling of distance from the source.
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21
For question #24, calculate the signal level, in decibels, at 7m.
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22
The signal attenuation for a coaxial cable transmitting 1MHz is listed as 1.3dB per 100m. How much loss will be seen at 700m?
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23
Calculate the power gain, in decibels, when increasing from 100W to 400W.
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24
The velocity of sound in air is equal to 1,130ft/s. Calculate the wavelength of a 2KHz signal.
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25
150Hz represents the lower frequency range, 8KHz represents the upper frequency range. Calculate the bandwidth of the device.
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26
Calculate the voltage loss, in decibels, for a load measuring 18V and a source measuring 24V.
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27
Calculate the 5th octave of a 200Hz tone.
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28
A signal source measures 90dB at 1m. Calculate the decibel loss at 7m.
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29
5W referenced to 1mW is equal to _______ decibels.
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30
Calculate the 5th harmonic of a 200Hz tone.
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