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Building Acoustics

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First published online 1997-12

Use of Maximum Length Sequences (MLS) as a Measurement Tool for Architectural Acoustics

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Volume 4, Issue 4

https://doi.org/10.1177/1351010X9700400405

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Deterministic excitation signals reduces statistical spread and extraneous noise contamination in sound transmission measurements. Ole-Herman Bjor and Bjorn Winsvold, Norsonic AS, Proceedings of Inter-noise 1994. p. 1496 et seq.

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