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__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ Acoustics Acoustics/Print version Image:Acoustics logo 2.JPG Acoustics is the science that studies sound, in particular its production, transmission, and effects. Sound can often be considered as something pleasant; music is an example. In that case a main application is room acoustics, since the purpose of room acoustical design and optimisation is to make a room sound as good as possible. But some noises can also be unpleasant and make people feel uncomfortable. In fact, noise reduction is actually a main challenge, in particular in the industry of transportations, since people are becoming increasingly demanding. Furthermore, ultrasounds also have applications in detection, such as sonar systems or non-destructive material testing. The articles in this wikibook describe the fundamentals of acoustics and some of the major applications. Table of contents Fundamentals Fundamentals of Acoustics Fundamentals of Room Acoustics Fundamentals of Psychoacoustics Sound Speed Filter Design and Implementation Flow-induced oscillations of a Helmholtz resonator Active Control Applications Applications in Room Acoustics Anechoic and reverberation rooms Basic Room Acoustic Treatments Applications in Psychoacoustics Human Vocal Fold Threshold of Hearing/Pain Musical Acoustics Applications Microphone Technique Microphone Design and Operation Acoustic Loudspeaker Sealed Box Subwoofer Design Miscellaneous Applications Bass-Reflex Enclosure Design Polymer-Film Acoustic Filters Noise in Hydraulic Systems Noise from Cooling Fans Piezoelectric Transducers Fundamentals of Acoustics Fundamentals of Room Acoustics Fundamentals of Psychoacoustics Sound Speed Filter Design and Implementation Flow-induced oscillations of a Helmholtz resonator =Active Control= Anechoic and reverberation rooms Basic Room Acoustic Treatments Human Vocal Fold Threshold of Hearing/Pain Musical Acoustics Applications Microphone Technique Microphone Design and Operation Acoustic Loudspeaker Sealed Box Subwoofer Design Miscellaneous Applications Bass-Reflex Enclosure Design Polymer-Film Acoustic Filters Noise in Hydraulic Systems Noise from Cooling Fans Piezoelectric Transducers