level op• Datenarten: signal → signal
• Aufruf: import acoustics; acoustics.weighting_response(freqs, kind='A', floor_db=-200.0) (oder opsacoustics.get("weighting_response"))
Die A-/C-/Z-Frequenzbewertungskurve in dB bei den angegebenen Frequenzen.
> Die ausführliche Beschreibung unten ist der Originaltext — Zusammenfassung und Überschriften sind übersetzt.
Computed from the four pole frequencies that *define* the networks and
normalised so that the response at 1 kHz is exactly 0 dB by construction
— the curve is divided by its own value at 1 kHz rather than having a
published offset constant added to it. That is why the tests can assert
equality at 1 kHz to 0.0 rather than to a tolerance, and why no standard's
table of attenuations appears anywhere in this repository.
The response depends on `f only through f**2`, so it is an even
function and negative frequencies are evaluated at `|f|` — that is the
definition, not a repair. `f = 0` has zero response (both curves have a
zero at DC) and is reported as `floor_db rather than -inf`.
Measured (computed, then printed — these are outputs, not transcriptions):
======== ========= =========
f (Hz) A (dB) C (dB)
======== ========= =========
10 -70.4304 -14.3300
31.5 -39.5250 -3.0305
100 -19.1428 -0.2996
1000 0.0000 0.0000
4000 0.9633 -0.8260
10000 -2.4918 -4.4055
20000 -9.3469 -11.2786
======== ========= =========
`A(1000) and C(1000) are exactly 0.0` — the Python float, not a
rounding — because of the construction. The low-frequency asymptote is a
closed form and is asserted in the tests: `A` falls at exactly
80 dB/decade as `f -> 0 (f**4 over three constants) and C` at
exactly 40 dB/decade (`f**2`). Measured between 0.001 and 0.01 Hz with the
floor lowered out of the way: 79.999998 and 39.999998 dB/decade.
That last caveat is real and is why the floor is an argument: with the
default `floor_db = -200` the A curve reaches the floor below about
0.35 Hz (unfloored, `A(0.1) = -228.55` dB), so the asymptote measured
against the default floor comes out as 0.0 dB/decade between 0.01 and
0.1 Hz — a clamp, correctly reported, that would look like a bug if the
floor were not visible.
Returns a float64 array the same shape as *freqs*.
Raises `ValueError`: a non-1-D / non-finite / complex / masked
`freqs, an unknown kind`.
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• acoustic_condition_monitoring — py -3.11 examples/acoustic_condition_monitoring.py
signal als Eingabe)stft · envelope_spectrum · spectral_kurtosis · cepstrum · angular_resample · order_spectrum · octave_spectrum · apply_weighting
level)octave_bands · octave_spectrum · apply_weighting · equivalent_level · percentile_level
*Provenance: acoustics.py — ACOUSTICS Operator-Registry. Diese Notiz wird von tools/opdocs.py md erzeugt (nicht von Hand bearbeiten).*
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