Exam 2 Flashcards

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1
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Amplification

A

Increase in sound

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2
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Attenuation

A

Filtration of sounds

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3
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Resonant Frequency

A

An object’s natural vibrating frequency

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4
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Half-open tube

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Vocal tract (half open tube) is coupled with larynx (forced vibration) and amplifies sounds that are near its resonant frequencies and attentuates sounds that are not near its resonant frequencies

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5
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Resonator

A

Filter

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6
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Low Pass Filter

A

Below some cut off pass through

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7
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High Pass Filter

A

Above some cut off

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8
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Bandpass FIlter

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Lets through frequencies between a low and high cut off frequency

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9
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Broad-band

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Filter attenuates all frequencies

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10
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Bandwidth

A

Range of frequencies that a band pass filter responds to.

Max (upper cutoff) - Min (lower cutoff)

Center Frequency = Min + ½ * BW

*Responds to = create some amplification or pass through with little or no attenuation

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11
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Narrowly Tuned Resonator

A

Acoustic resonator that responds only to a relatively small range of frequencies

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12
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Broadly Tuned Resonator

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Acoustic resonator that responds to a broader range of frequencies

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13
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Which tends to be more damped, narrowly or broadly tuned resonators?

A

Broadly tuned

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14
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Damping

A

How fast it comes down in amplitude

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15
Q

On average, a person whose vocal folds have greater mass will have _____________, compared to a person whose vocal folds have smaller mass

A

lower fundamental frequency

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16
Q

A person who has a shorter vocal tract will have _______, compared to a person with a longer vocal tract

A

higher forman frequency

17
Q

Increasing the F0 will cause_______

A

harmonics to be spaced farther apart

18
Q

Changing F0 causes a change in _____

  1. input spectrum only
  2. transfer function only
  3. output spectrum only
  4. transfer function and output spectrum
  5. both input and output spectra
A

both the input and output spectra

19
Q

Decreasing the length of the vocal tract would cause a change in __________

  1. input spectrum only
  2. transfer function only
  3. output spectrum only
  4. transfer function and output spectrum
  5. both input and output spectra
A

The transfer function and the output spectrum

20
Q

Decreasing the length of the vocal tract would cause _____________

  1. harmonics to be spaced closer together
  2. harmonics to be spaced farther apart
  3. formants to be spaced closer together
  4. formants to be spaced farther apart
A