Lecture

Mechanical-Acoustic Coupling

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Description

This lecture explores the coupling between a vibrating mechanical system and an acoustic field, introducing the concept of radiation impedance. It covers the relationship between sound and vibration, equivalent diagrams, and the synthesis of mechanical and acoustic systems. The course aims to understand the mechanisms existing between a vibrating solid and an acoustic field, with a focus on impedance and radiation. Various tests and examples are used to illustrate the concepts.

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