C
Canyonland
On my factory floor we use a purely acoustic device, much like a
stethoscope, to speak to the office - everything has to be dielectric.
The tube goes through the glass window and into the noisy factory.
It is only one way communication, as instructions are only passed from
the factory to the office. Our proplem is that as our machinery is
getting louder, the office staff are finding it too noisy when
listening on the tubes.
My question is- How can I modify the tubes so as to eliminate
background noise as much as possible and still allow the voice of the
tube holder to come through to the office ?
I have been researching how directional mics work and other things
like; frequency filters, comb filters and phase cancellation.
Would something like a shotgun mic work? Or, I have heard a more
common approach these days is to have a single tube, with sound entry
ports all the way along it, simulating the effect of many tubes.
We can't use anything electric
or with metal parts, not even small batteries. I was hoping to
overcome this problem, by design with some sort of mechanical noise
reduction... I wonder if this is posible ?
Regards....John
stethoscope, to speak to the office - everything has to be dielectric.
The tube goes through the glass window and into the noisy factory.
It is only one way communication, as instructions are only passed from
the factory to the office. Our proplem is that as our machinery is
getting louder, the office staff are finding it too noisy when
listening on the tubes.
My question is- How can I modify the tubes so as to eliminate
background noise as much as possible and still allow the voice of the
tube holder to come through to the office ?
I have been researching how directional mics work and other things
like; frequency filters, comb filters and phase cancellation.
Would something like a shotgun mic work? Or, I have heard a more
common approach these days is to have a single tube, with sound entry
ports all the way along it, simulating the effect of many tubes.
We can't use anything electric
or with metal parts, not even small batteries. I was hoping to
overcome this problem, by design with some sort of mechanical noise
reduction... I wonder if this is posible ?
Regards....John