Spatial audio performance can vary significantly across devices-even when similar audio algorithms are used. This article explains the role of the IMU in spatial audio, outlines key IMU testing challenges, and introduces CRYSOUND's production-ready IMU testing solution based on a three-axis, three-degree-of-freedom (3-DoF) rotary table. You'll learn the working principles, test flow, and application scenarios […]

In industrial testing, research, and quality validation, data acquisition devices (DAQs / audio interfaces / measurement microphone front-ends) are the "front door" of the entire system. As technology and applications become more specialized, a wide variety of DAQ devices has emerged: Hardware is not the bottleneck anymore. The real challenge is: How do you connect, […]

Electric motors are widely used in modern automobiles and home appliances (such as in-vehicle electric seats and appliance fans), and their smooth operation directly affects product quality and user experience. Motor anomalous sound issues are often summarized as BSR (Buzz, Squeak, and Rattle), which refers to abnormal sounds generated by automotive motors and related components. […]

In audio and vibration testing, engineering teams often find themselves jumping between multiple software tools and data acquisition systems from different vendors. Interfaces vary, workflows are fragmented, and new engineers can spend a significant amount of time just learning the tools before they can focus on the engineering problem itself. OpenTest, developed by CRYSOUND, is […]

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Partial discharge is a phenomenon that cannot be completely eliminated from high-voltage motors and generators. However, it is crucial to closely monitor and address partial discharge, as it can impact the performance of insulating materials. In the power industry, inspectors rely on observing the working status and performance of motors by studying the trend of […]