Introduction to Electroacoustics

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This lecture introduces the acoustic phenomena at low frequencies in confined spaces, emphasizing the development of new absorbers. It covers standing waves, irregular room frequency responses, and electroacoustic absorbers like Helmholtz resonators.

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