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CLIOwin 6.5 PCI User's Manual - Audiomatica Srl

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110.0<br />

CLIO<br />

7.50<br />

dBSPL<br />

ms<br />

100.0 6.00<br />

90.0 4.50<br />

80.0 3.00<br />

70.0 1.50<br />

60.0 0.00<br />

20 100 1k Hz<br />

10k 20k<br />

Figure 10.25<br />

It was obtained selecting Excess in the Setting Dialog and clicking on the Group Delay<br />

button.This graph represents the distance of the sound source from the microphone vs.<br />

frequency. As long as the distance is constant the system is minimum phase and we<br />

are in presence of a well defined acoustic centre. Recall from previous paragraphs that<br />

we have reliable data down to 200Hz because of the time windows. As we deal with a<br />

tweeter we will consider the 2k-20k frequency range where the marker reads a constant<br />

2.01ms. We will use this value to operate a time shift that removes the time of sound<br />

fly. This is accomplished from the Processing Tools Dialog, selecting Time shift and<br />

typing the value we found as in Fig.10.26.<br />

Figure 10.26<br />

Clicking Ok we can finally display the processed phase, minimum phase and magnitude<br />

response of our device in Fig.10.27. We used the term "processed phase" here and this<br />

is not casual.<br />

98 Chapter 10 - MLS

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