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Färskare än så här blir det inte. MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved October 17, 2024.
Nå, har ni provat Tsiroulnikov's FSAF?![]()
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Det finns mer här.
FSAF
Och ännu mer.
Zrull
Och MatLab.
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FSAF Measurement
REW can make loudspeaker measurements using the Fast Subband Adaptive Filtering process developed by Michael Tsiroulnikov aka Michael Zrull. See Michael Zrull (2020) Fast Subband Adaptive Filtering (FSAF) http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/ ... ering-fsaf and Michael Tsiroulnikov (2022). Loudspeakers for AEC: Measurement and Linearization http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/ ... earization. The MATLAB code is Copyright (C) 2001-2022 MICHAEL ZRULL (TSIROULNIKOV). All rights reserved. Direct or indirect commercial derivatives or usage prohibited. It was released under the GNU General Public License v.3+ http://www.gnu.org/licenses.
The source code for the Java port is on Github.
REW's FSAF implementation can use noise (white, pink, brown) or a segment of a user-supplied file as the measurement signal, allowing distortion results (TD+N) to be obtained when playing back music. a 10 Hz first order high pass filter is applied to the input signal before FSAF processing to avoid processing artefacts.
Note that when using a file as the measurement signal any defects in the file, such as clipping, will increase measured TD+N. Clipped data in files typically causes clicks in the distortion residual.
Så man kan mäta med musik, kanske något "komplext".
Huruvida något analyserbart kan framkomma av det återstår att se.
Detta verkar så lovande att det förtjänar en egen tråd.
UMIK-1, UMM-6 and Omnimic are unsuitable for FSAF measurements. It is possible to use a USB mic which has an internal clock source, such as UMIK-2.
Och en UMIK-2.