The placement of the cursor/marker can indicate a left rectangular window or a cut off.
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Several have a function to directly align the impulse’ peak to 0ms, but others may require a manual placement of the cursor/marker. An impulse before 0ms can also be thought that the output happens before the input is fed to the device.ĭifferent programs implement propagation delay removal differently. The red colored impulse is an acausal response where the output is not caused by the input. The red colored impulse shows the location if the propagation delay is removed 0.5ms too much. This is done by cyclic shifting of the impulse response (this will be explained below). The black colored impulse shows that propagation delay is removed correctly so the peak of the impulse is at 0ms. A 0.5ms propagation delay is observed (the ‘perfect’ microphone is assumed at approx. In figure 4 below, let’s assume a ‘perfect’ loudspeaker is measured using a dual-FFT and the blue colored impulse is obtained. The filter’s processing delay can take as small as 1ms up to >500ms depending on the applications. Using FIR linear phase filters may result in additional propagation delay. With heavy processing, a digital processor can require longer processing time, resulting in additional propagation delay. A typical latency for a digital loudspeaker management system from A/D to D/A conversion is approx. 344 m/s It is important to know that sound requires time to travel in the air.ĭigital processing or digital to analog or analog to digital conversions often requires processing time. This is the time required for the direct sound to arrive to the microphone. Propagation delay can result from different things such as: Why do we need to worry about the starting point of the impulse? Let us examine the effect of propagation delay on a phase response. Note: in digital, all values are discrete (not continuous) and the resolution of the time plot is determined by the sample rate. Not all analyzers can show a dotted graph, but it is important that we understand where the line/curve comes from in digital equipment. Understanding where an impulse response starts is the first step in reading the phase response.
In figure 3, it is clear that the impulse only contains one energy spike that arrives exactly at 1ms.
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