Publication

Development of active materials with adaptive acoustic impedance

Hervé Lissek
2003
Conference paper

Abstract

Active materials with adaptive acoustic impedance are materials with an acoustic characteristic which can be controlled using as external source of energy and a control circuit. Controlling the acoustic impedance means controlling the transmission, reflection and absorption properties of the material.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/149849?ln=en

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