Contents
Chapter 1Stepped Acoustic Resonator with an Abrupt Cross Section
1.1Introduction
1.2Transfer Matrix Method
1.3Experimental Setup
1.4Results
1.4.1Onestep Acoustic Resonator
1.4.2Twostep Acoustic Resonator
1.4.3Multistep Acoustic Resonator
1.5Conclusions
References
Chapter 2Acoustic Resonator with a Gradually Varying Cross Section
2.1Introduction
2.2Gradually Varying Shape and Sound Field
2.2.1Gradually Varying Geometric Shape
2.2.2Sound Field
2.3Transfer Matrix and Resonant Condition
2.3.1Transfer Matrix
2.3.2Resonant Condition
2.4Transfer Function and Phase
2.5Impedance
2.6Conclusions
References
Chapter 3Stepped Acoustic Resonator with a Smooth Transitional Section
3.1Introduction
3.2The Transfer Matrices of the Stepped Acoustic Resonator
with a Gradually Varying Crosssectional Area
3.3Transfer Function and Phase
3.4Impedance
3.5Conclusions
References
Chapter 4Largeamplitude Standingwave Fields in the Standingwave
Tube with a Uniform Cross Section
4.1Introduction
4.2Experimental Setup
4.3Results and Discussions
4.3.1Transfer Matrix and Resonance Frequencies
4.3.2Largeamplitude Standingwave Field Excited at Peak
Resonant Frequencies
4.3.3Largeamplitude Standingwave Field Excited at Valley
Resonant Frequencies
4.3.4Variation of the SPL of a Largeamplitude Standingwave
Field with the Driving Voltage
4.4Conclusions
References
Chapter 5Largeamplitude Standingwave Fields in the Stepped Standingwave
Tube with an Abrupt Cross Section
5.1Introduction
5.2The Stepped Standingwave Tube with Abrupt Cross Section
5.3Results and Discussions
5.3.1Transfer Function and Resonance Frequency
5.3.2Largeamplitude Sandingwave Fields Excited at Peak
Resonance Frequencies
5.3.3Largeamplitude Standingwave Fields Excited at Trough
Resonance Frequencies
5.3.4Fundamental Wave SPL of the Largeamplitude Standing
wave Field Excited at Resonance Frequencies
5.3.5Particle Velocity Peak of the Largeamplitude Standing
wave Field Excited at Resonance Frequencies
5.3.6Wave Distortion of the Largeamplitude Standingwave
Field Excited at Resonance Frequencies
5.4Conclusions
References
Chapter 6Largeamplitude Standingwave Fields in the Stepped
Standingwave Tube with a Tapered Cross Section
6.1Introduction
6.2The Stepped Standingwave Tube with a Tapered Cross Section
6.3Results and Discussions
6.3.1Transfer Function and Resonance Frequency
6.3.2Largeamplitude Sandingwave Fields Excited at Peak
Resonance Frequencies
6.3.3Largeamplitude Standingwave Fields Excited at Trough
Resonance Frequencies
6.3.4Fundamental Wave SPL of the Largeamplitude Standingwave
Field Excited at Resonance Frequencies
6.3.5Particle Velocity Peak of the Largeamplitude Standingwave
Field Excited at Resonance Frequencies
6.3.6Wave Distortion of the Largeamplitude Standingwave
Field Excited at Resonance Frequencies
6.4Conclusions
References
Chapter 7Comparison of the Generation of Extremely Nonlinear Pure
Standingwave Fields in a Standingwave Tube
7.1Introduction
7.2The Standingwave Tube
7.3Sound Pressure Transfer Function
7.4Extremely Nonlinear Standingwave Fields at the First
Resonance Frequency
7.4.1Waveform of the Extremely Nonlinear Standingwave Field
7.4.2Development of the Extremely Nonlinear
Standingwave Field
7.4.3Increase of the SPL with Driving Voltage
7.5Conclusions
References
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