Poster, FRAMED
Object
- Accession Number
- OBJ_0028215
- Classification
- Communications, Sound, Miscellaneous
- Place
- Unknown
- Canada, Ontario
- Brand / Model
- The Acoustic Design Lab
- Description
- Paper poster with a metal frame, a glass panel and cardboard backing.
Poster is predominantly a photograph of the interior of the "anechoic chamber" at Nortel. The walls are made up of red structures that jut out from the surface. Inside the room is an individual adjusting, or posing as if adjusting, a black piece of equipment on a stand. There is also a black table with white lines with a black telephone with blue and red buttons sitting on it. Inset on the proper left of the poster are two other images: one of an indivudual in a red shirt working at a computer terminal with a light grey keyboard; and an individual with a blue shirt standing at a workstation with a light brown proper front and several predominantly black pieces of equipment. The proper back is a brown piece of cardboard.
Near the proper top: "The Acoustic/ Design Laboratory/ Acoustic experiments are performed in the laboratory's/ anechoic chamber. The walls are highly sound absorbing/ to ensure that acoustic measurements are not affected/ by reflections. The chamber is shielded from noise,/ vibration and electromagnetic interference."/ Under the upper inset photograph on the proper left: "New or modified acoustic designs are theoretically/ analyzed and their structures optimized using a/ sophisticated computer modeling system developed/ by our scientists."/ Under the lower inset photograph on the proper left: "The structures to be tested are created or altered/ with the laboratory's contruction and electronic/ facilities. A large inventory of commerical and custom/ transducers (e.g. loudspeakers, microphones) is/ constantly updated to accomodate evolving/ products and exploratory research."/ Hand written on the proper back with black marker on both the proper left and proper right sides: "DO NOT USE WIRE/ USE 2 HOOKS IN WALL/ 39" APART"/
Appears complete - Description
- Paper poster with a metal frame, a glass panel and cardboard backing.
Poster is predominantly a photograph of the interior of the "anechoic chamber" at Nortel. The walls are made up of red structures that jut out from the surface. Inside the room is an individual adjusting, or posing as if adjusting, a black piece of equipment on a stand. There is also a black table with white lines with a black telephone with blue and red buttons sitting on it. Inset on the proper left of the poster are two other images: one of an indivudual in a red shirt working at a computer terminal with a light grey keyboard; and an individual with a blue shirt standing at a workstation with a light brown proper front and several predominantly black pieces of equipment. The proper back is a brown piece of cardboard.
Near the proper top: "The Acoustic/ Design Laboratory/ Acoustic experiments are performed in the laboratory's/ anechoic chamber. The walls are highly sound absorbing/ to ensure that acoustic measurements are not affected/ by reflections. The chamber is shielded from noise,/ vibration and electromagnetic interference."/ Under the upper inset photograph on the proper left: "New or modified acoustic designs are theoretically/ analyzed and their structures optimized using a/ sophisticated computer modeling system developed/ by our scientists."/ Under the lower inset photograph on the proper left: "The structures to be tested are created or altered/ with the laboratory's contruction and electronic/ facilities. A large inventory of commerical and custom/ transducers (e.g. loudspeakers, microphones) is/ constantly updated to accomodate evolving/ products and exploratory research."/ Hand written on the proper back with black marker on both the proper left and proper right sides: "DO NOT USE WIRE/ USE 2 HOOKS IN WALL/ 39" APART"/
Appears complete - History of Use
- Convey information in a graphical manner. (From the Acquisition Proposal, see Ref. 1)
- See Elsewhere
- ingenium.ca
- Record Rights
- © Ingenium
- http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/
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