Method and apparatus to evaluate audio equipment for dynamic distortions and or differential phase and or frequency modulation effects
OwnerRonald Quaninventor
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A system is provided to analyze frequency (or phase) modulation distortion in an audio device, which may include testing with audio frequencies. In one embodiment a change in pitch (or frequency) is measured at an output of the audio device. One or more distortion signals from the audio device may be measured for an amplitude, phase, and or frequency modulation effect. In another embodiment a musical signal may be used as a test signal. Providing additional test signals to the audio device can induce a time varying cross-modulation distortion signal (or static cross-modulation distortion signal) from an output of the audio device. Also utilizing at least one additional filter, filter bank, demodulator and or frequency converter and or frequency multiplier provides extra examination of distortion. Also frequency and or phase response can be measured with the presence of a de-sensing signal and or another signal that induce near slew rate limiting or near overload condition of the device under test. Another system is provided to analyze modulation index differences between input and output signals for a test signal including modulation.
An apparatus for measuring a change in a pitch variation or a change in a frequency variation from an audio device including data compression, wherein the audio device including data compression having an input terminal and an output terminal, comprising:
A method for measuring a change in a pitch or a frequency from an audio device, wherein the audio device having an input terminal and an output terminal, comprising:
An apparatus for measuring a change in a pitch or a frequency from an audio device, wherein the audio device having an input terminal and an output terminal, comprising:
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