Optical Sound Measurement

  • YATABE K
  • ISHIKAWA K
  • TANIGAWA R
  • et al.
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Abstract

As airborne sound is density variation, it can be measured optically by detecting the refractive index of air, enabling us to observe a sound field not tractable by a microphone. In this paper, the history and principle of the optical measurement of audible sound are presented together with the methodologies (laser Doppler vibrometry and high-speed polarized interferometry). Some examples of optically measured sound fields are also shown.

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YATABE, K., ISHIKAWA, K., TANIGAWA, R., & OIKAWA, Y. (2019). Optical Sound Measurement. IEICE ESS Fundamentals Review, 12(4), 259–268. https://doi.org/10.1587/essfr.12.4_259

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