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Development of Psycho-Acoustic Indices for Vehicle Door Latch and Window Lift Systems : 자동차 도어 랫치와 윈도우 리프트 시스템에 대한 음향 심리 평가 지수 개발

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조현호

Advisor
강연준
Major
공과대학 기계항공공학부
Issue Date
2017-02
Publisher
서울대학교 대학원
Keywords
Sound QualityElectro-mechanical devicesDoor latchWindow liftMotor soundSemantic differentialFactor analysis
Description
학위논문 (박사)-- 서울대학교 대학원 : 기계항공공학부, 2017. 2. 강연준.
Abstract
In this thesis, perceived sound quality of electro-mechanical devices in vehicles is studied. Sounds of electro-mechanical devices in vehicles can be divided into simple impulsive sound and complex sound. Sound quality of simple impulsive sound is studied base on a case of door latch, and sound quality of complex sound is studied based on a case of window lift. First, an index that evaluates the sound quality of the door latches was developed and the modification of module was conducted to improve sound quality based on the results. To conduct the jury evaluation, various operating sounds of door latches were used. Through the results of the jury evaluations, it was found out that loudness and sharpness related metrics are dominant in the psycho-acoustic index we developed. In addition, this research investigates the main transfer path of operating sounds through sound field visualization and concludes what could reduce the impact sound of the door latch. Therefore, improvement of the door latchs sound quality could be verified by using the psycho-acoustic index. Next, I developed a psycho-acoustic index for assessing the sound of window lift modules during operation. Window lift operations were classified as ascent and descent, and sound quality indices were developed for each operation and compared. In order to quantify the subjective sound quality preferences, correlations between factors were determined through factor analysis. For ascent, the relevant factors were determined to be described by luxuriousness and uniformity. For descent, the relevant factors were explained by luxuriousness and strength. Correlations between each factor and previously developed sound quality metrics were also analyzed to finally derive an equation that explains the preference in terms of sound quality metrics.
Language
English
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/10371/118596
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