AcSoft Technical Services

In acoustics many people often consider acoustic imaging and the methods used somewhat of a dark art. In fact the tools are often perceived to be at the “exotic” end of the spectrum (no pun intended) as far as acoustic measurement systems are concerned.

At AcSoft we have a more objective view of these imaging solutions, having had collectively over 20 years of experience with them in locating and characterising noises and sound-fields of sources, from power plants to surface-mount components on PCBs.

We offer an acoustic imaging technical service that can cover the full process, from measurement through to detailed analysis and reporting. Support can also be tailored to your needs.

Whether that’s full training to run the process in-house or targeted help with measurement and analysis. Our team uses a range of modern near and far-field techniques, working with acoustic cameras and particle velocity systems from manufacturers including such as gfai tech, Crysound, Microflown, and SevenBel.

Every project starts with a clear definition of requirements, covering the measurement environment, noise type, frequency range and analysis objectives.

This allows us to select the right tools, plan the measurement properly and deliver clear, meaningful results. We work closely with your team, respecting NDAs where required, and bring over 20 years of practical experience using acoustic imaging to locate and characterise noise sources across a wide range
of applications.

For more information, or to find out how our technical services team could support you with your next project, contact us.

We’re now offering a dedicated technical service using Crysound acoustic imaging cameras, delivered by our expert team. This service is designed to help you quickly locate, visualise and understand noise related issues on site. We offer this service with both our industry leading acoustic cameras.

An add on we also offer to the service is Leak Analysis for £250 which provides clear identification of detected leaks and faults, supported by acoustic images and concise explanations. Ideal for turning onsite findings into clear, actionable information.