Article: Pennsylvania Inventor Develops Angular Specific Sound Absorption Spectrum Measurement Method

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Oct. 13 -- Donald C. Albin Jr. of Carlisle, Pa., has developed a random incident absorber approximation method.

According to the abstract released by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office: "A method for measuring a first angular specific sound absorption spectrum of a first sound absorbing sample. The first sound absorbing sample has a predetermined random incidence sound absorption spectrum. The angular specific sound absorption spectrum is determined from a sound wave incident on a surface of the first sound absorbing sample with a predetermined angle of incidence that is greater than zero degrees from a plane parallel to the surface of the first surface. A first ...

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