17897485. ELONGATED SOUND ISOLATION DEVICES AND SYSTEMS simplified abstract (TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA)
Contents
ELONGATED SOUND ISOLATION DEVICES AND SYSTEMS
Organization Name
TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA
Inventor(s)
Mizuki Sakamoto of Toyota (JP)
Xiaoshi Su of Ann Arbor MI (US)
Debasish Banerjee of Ann Arbor MI (US)
ELONGATED SOUND ISOLATION DEVICES AND SYSTEMS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17897485 titled 'ELONGATED SOUND ISOLATION DEVICES AND SYSTEMS
Simplified Explanation
- An acoustic scatterer is designed to absorb unwanted target sounds. - The scatterer includes a housing with channels that have open and terminal ends. - The channels are separated and subdivided by spacers along the length of the housing. - A system can be created by stacking multiple acoustic scatterers on top of each other in a lengthwise direction.
Potential Applications
- Noise reduction in industrial settings - Soundproofing in residential buildings - Enhancing audio quality in recording studios
Problems Solved
- Minimizing unwanted noise pollution - Improving acoustic environments - Enhancing privacy in shared spaces
Benefits
- Increased comfort in noisy environments - Improved concentration and productivity - Enhanced audio recording quality
Original Abstract Submitted
Systems and devices are disclosed herein for absorbing unwanted target sounds. In one example, an acoustic scatterer for absorbing a target sound includes a housing defining a plurality of channels having an open end and a terminal end. The terminal ends of the plurality of channels are separate from each other and extend along a length of the housing. The acoustic scatterer also includes one or more spacers subdividing the plurality of channels along the length of the housing. In another example, a system for absorbing a target sound includes a plurality of acoustic scatterers, each having a housing that defines a plurality of channels having an open end and a terminal end. The terminal ends of the plurality of channels are separate from each other and extend along a length of the housing. The plurality of acoustic scatterers are stacked on top of each other in a lengthwise direction.
