Calibration Systems CS18 Acosutics

The acoustical calibration systems CS18 are systems to calibrate acoustical sensors, measurement microphones, sound level meters and other sound measurement systems from any manufacturer.

The CS18 FF has been developed to be a compact system for a true acoustical free field calibration. The acoustically dead (anechoic) chamber can be installed in a typically quiet room of a building without require changes in room construction. This calibration system also offers smaller calibration laboratories with the opportunity to offer competitive free field calibrations in an interesting frequency range.

Pressure microphones can be calibrated by the method of pressure comparison using the CS18 SPL system. Both the CS18 FF and CS18 SPL systems are also offered as a combined calibration system CS18 FF/SPL.

All systems are upgradeable to include the electrical calibration of signal conditioners, such as microphone pre-amplifiers (measurement microphones or ICP®-types).   [more]

Acoustical calibration by comparison
	Calibration System CS18 FF Free field calibration system for measuring microphones and sound level meters in the frequency range of 125 Hz ... 20 kHz. Data Sheet
	Calibration System CS18 SPL Pressure chamber calibration system for measuring microphones and sound intensity probes in the frequency range of 31.5 Hz ... 5 kHz. Data Sheet
	Calibration System CS18 SPL-VLF Pressure chamber calibration system for very low frequencies of 0.1 Hz ... 31.5 Hz. Data Sheet

Optional extras and special applications you will find at:

  CS18 Optional extras

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