Abstract Description of the ear canal's geometry is essential for describing peripheral sound
flow, yet physical measurements of the canal's geometry are lacking and recent …

In response to the shortcomings of existing studies on the sound-absorbing characteristics of
an anechoic coating, which most ignore the frequency factor and are expensive for …

Measurements of wideband acoustic immittance (WAI) rely on the calibration of an ear probe
to obtain its acoustic source parameters. The clinical use of WAI and instruments offering the …

Assuming plane waves, ear-canal acoustic quantities, collectively known as wideband
acoustic immittance (WAI), are frequently used in research and in the clinic to assess the …

Causality is a fundamental property of physical systems and dictates that a time impulse
response characterizing any causal system must be one-sided. However, when synthesized …