Ch. 12 - Instrumentation (plus some review) Flashcards

(51 cards)

1
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in the voice and speech world, computerized recording and/or analysis equipment

A

Instrumentation

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2
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physical quantity that’s being measured is called the ___

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Measurand

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3
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process where output of measurement system compared to a known standard

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Calibration

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4
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the self-generated error of an electronic tool because of its physical properties

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Self-noise

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5
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the process of changing energy from one form to another

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Transduction

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6
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a microphone converts acoustic energy into electrical energy using a ___ known as a ___

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transducer; sensor

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7
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tool that measures transoral, transnasal and translaryngeal airflow

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Pneumotachometer/pneumotach

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8
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what is this?

A

Pneumotachometer/pneumotach

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9
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these sensors capture the electrical activity of muscles as they contract

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EMG

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10
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three types of mic designs

A

Handheld
Lavalier
Head-word/headset

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11
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two main mic transducer types

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dynamic
condenser

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12
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Dynamic mics rely on ___ ___ in their design

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electromagnetic induction

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13
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condenser mics rely on a ___, or ___, in its design

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capacitor; condenser

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14
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main pro and con of an electret mic

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Pro: less power
Cons: not as good

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15
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mic type that captures sound equally well from all directions

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omnidirectional

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16
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mics that pic up sounds primarily from one direction

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Cardioid/unidirectional

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17
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A con of using a unidirectional mic is that if the sound source is too close, the ____ frequencies will be artificially amplified

A

low

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18
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range of frequencies that mic can respond to

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Frequency response plot

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19
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for speech a ____ frequency response plot mic is optimal

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flat

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20
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range of intensities a microphone can respond to

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Dynamic Range

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21
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this device in a microphone increases the amplitude of the voltage

22
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amount of increase in amplitude an amplifier does

23
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ease at which electricity flows through microphone’s circuit

24
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waveform distortion when signal’s amplitude > its dynamic range

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Peak clipping

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Purpose of cables/connectors in an audio set-up
carry electrical signal from sensor to next stage
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name this type of cable
TRS
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Process of transferring signal to computerized recording device
data acquisition (DAQ)
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Sampling frequency is ideally at least ___x the frequency of the highest frequency in an audio signal
2
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type of error where sample rate < Nyquist freq and doesn’t get whole signal
Aliasing
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difference between analog amplitude and digitally converted amplitude
Quantization error/noise
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a preamplifier should have ____ dynamic range and frequency range than the attached sensor
greater
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microphones convert ___ energy into ___ energy
acoustic; electric
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when it comes to recording equipment, what does ADC stand for?
analog to digital conversion
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what is this?
EMG
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graphical representation of what’s happening at glottis
Glottography
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Two procedures to see VF ___ has a slower rate of VF ___ has a faster rate of VF
stroboscopy; high-speed laryngeal imaging
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this is part of what method to view the VF?
videokymography
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Measures VF activity via how much light gets through the glottis
Photoglottography
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procedure where electrodes placed on thyroid cartilage. low current runs between to check for opening and closure
Electroglottography (EGG)
40
what kind of test is this?
EGG
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____-band spectrograms are used to see formants, while ___-band spectrograms are used to see harmonics
wide; narrow
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what is the main difference between harmonics and formants?
Formants are about interaction between filter (VT) and harmonics
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__ analysis has to do with distribution of energy across frequencies at a given moment
spectral
44
what is this?
spectral analysis
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Spectrum of energy over a window of vowel phonation
Long-Term Average Spectrum
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using this method, clinicians can strip away the expected vocal tract filter effects to predict what's happening at the glottal level
inverse filtering
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name the device
spirometer
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name the device
nasometer
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instruments measure specific body parts as they articulate. the horrifying name for these parts of the body parts is __ __
flesh points
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instrument that uses touch-sensitive electrodes embedded in thin acrylic palate, measures palate and tongue contact
Electropalatography
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device that produces output proportional to magnitude of the energy it’s reading
Sensor