From July 8 to 11, 2024, ASCEE participated in the International Congress on Sound and Vibration in Amsterdam. At our booth, we presented the new µZ-30 impedance system for material characterization to international colleagues. In addition, Dr. Anne de Jong served as session chair for the congress session on electroacoustics.
From July 8 through 11, ASCEE presented the new µZ-30 impedance system at the International Congress on Sound and Vibration (ICSV) in Amsterdam. Anne also chaired a session on electroacoustics.
We can look back on a very successful conference and have made many valuable new connections. Thank you very much to everyone for the enjoyable and inspiring conversations!
ASCEE releases version 0.8 of the ACME acoustic measurement platform. This update speeds up analyses for the µZ system by up to three times by saving the Cross Power Spectrum in real time during the test. New features such as automatic signal processing and direct calibration to the DAQ streamline the daily workflow in the laboratory.
ASCEE is launching the new µZ-20 impedance tube for characterizing small meshes and vents for hearables. Without switching microphones, the system measures a wide range from 20 Hz to 8 kHz in a single measurement. This allows engineers to determine the series impedance of small components up to 4,000 MKS Rayls.
