Effects of head geometry simplifications on acoustic radiation of vowel sounds based on time-domain finite-element simulations

作者: Marc Arnela , Oriol Guasch , Francesc Alías

DOI: 10.1121/1.4818756

关键词: GeometryVocal tractTime domainVowelSound waveAcousticsAcoustic radiationFinite element methodEnergy (signal processing)Head (vessel)Computer science

摘要: One of the key effects to model in voice production is that acoustic radiation sound waves emanating from mouth. The use three-dimensional numerical simulations allows naturally account for it, as well consider all geometrical head details, by extending computational domain out vocal tract. Despite this advantage, many approximations geometry are often performed simplicity and impedance load models still used reduce cost. In work, impact some these simplifications on examined vowel frequency range 0–10 kHz, means comparison with a realistic head. As result, recommendations given their validity depending whether high energy (above 5 kHz) should be taken into or not.

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