2025, Session 3_ Designing and maintenance, pp. 224-230
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Improving measurements in audiology using electrostatic transducers
(The title is not available in English)
aObuda University, Doctoral School of Applied Informatics and Applied Mathematics, Budapest, Hungary bUniversity of Dunaujvaros, Dunaujvaros, Hungary cJohn von Neumann Faculty of Informatics, Obuda University, Budapest, Hungary
email: info@soltanusacoustics.com, podry@uniduna.hu, vizvari.zoltan@nik.uni-obuda.hu
Abstract
(not available in English)
This paper presents a novel approach to refining the parameters of electro-acoustical
transducers aimed at achieving the highest quality, most precise sound reproduction, with a primary
focus on over ear headphones. It outlines the motivations, objectives, and outcomes of the research
dedicated to creating a new type of electrostatic headphone system, usable in measurement systems
for audiology applications. Achieving accurate design for electro-acoustic transducers it is crucial to
control the frequency, phase, and polar responses of the headphone systems. Most audio devices on
the market, even for audiology measurements tend to prioritize frequency response, with varying levels
of success. The more linear behavior of the newly developed headphone system is demonstrated
through various measurement techniques and listening tests.
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