Random Noise Generator
The General Radio 1386 is a random noise generator that can generate noise in three spectrums.
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About
The General Radio 1382 is a Random Noise Generator that can generate noise in one of three spectrums
- "White" noise - constant energy per cycle bandwidth
- "Pink" noise - constant energy per octave bandwidth
- "USASI" noise for calibrating sound level meters as specified in the USASI Standard S1.4
This type of signal is useful for room-acoustics studies, loudspeaker and microphone test, psychoacoustic tests, filter tests, crosstalk measurements, calibration checks on recording systems, and modulation of signal generators and test oscillators.
Safety
Important safety information.
- Keep fingers clear when operating either machine!
Getting Started
Materials
Power and Speeds
Maximum open-circuit output voltage is at least 3V RMS for any bandwidth
Tips and Tricks
Notes
| Owner | Fox.Build |
| Manufacturer |
General Radio |
| Model | 1382 |
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| Instructions | 1382 Noise Gen |
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