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1 Defining Sounder Criteria Presented by Henry Morgan Edited from paper prepared and presented by Prof. Geoff Leventhall to ISO Apr 2011 Acoustical Consultant [email protected] Sounds for Electric Vehicles QRTV-06-09

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Sounds for Electric Vehicles. QRTV-06-09. Defining Sounder Criteria Presented by Henry Morgan Edited from paper prepared and presented by Prof. Geoff Leventhall to ISO Apr 2011 Acoustical Consultant [email protected]. What Should a Sounder for Quite Cars Achieve?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Defining Sounder Criteria

Presented by Henry Morgan

Edited from paper prepared and presented by Prof. Geoff Leventhall to ISO Apr 2011

Acoustical Consultant

[email protected]

Sounds for Electric Vehicles

QRTV-06-09

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What Should a Sounder for Quite

Cars Achieve? Safety:

Audibility, Locatability, Directivity

Environmental: Acceptability, Directivity, Attenuation

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AudibilityDepends on loudness (phons) or sound pressure level (dBA) compared with background noise

Why phons? Tests show that, for equal dBA, broadband sounds are louder than tonal sounds.

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ALARM SOUND

LAeq dBA

Loudness Phon

Broad band

92.3 103.2

Complex

1450Hz

92.1 98.5

Loudness of broadband and tonal back alarms

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Depends on ratio source diameter to wavelength For 0.1m source,

D/lambda = 0.25 at 850HzD/lambda = 1 at 3400Hz

Directional radiation from a piston source

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A-Weighted Directivity

Prius Hybrid fitted with Brigade broad band prototype sounder

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Limit the directionality

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Broadband Sound

• Broadband sound contains complete auditory information for location

• Greater higher frequency content gives:

greater directivity

greater attenuation

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Equal loudness contours

range of added sound

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White soundWhite

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Pink SoundPink

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Band Limited SoundBand limited

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500Hz to 3500Hz

500Hz to 3500Hz

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A back alarm soundBB reversing alarm

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Multiple tone soundTones

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Pink Broadband sound for EVs

Car sound

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All the sounds

White

Pink

Band limited 1

band limited 2

Back alarm

Multiple tone

Pink BB for EVs