Abstract: Clock synchronization error is corrected or minimized by fitting a parabolic f(T) function to the crystal's data, and compensating for sampling period drift in an Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) at various temperatures.

Abstract: A system and methods for monitoring, acquiring, and recording acoustic data configurable for low-power operation. Embodiments of the system configured for low-power operation, advantageously may be deployed in remote environments for extended periods of time. Embodiments of the system may include an audio processor configured for low power operation and may include a microcontroller operably coupled to audio processor and a storage device. Additional embodiments may include a housing configure to withstand harsh environments for extended periods of time.

Abstract: Clock synchronization error is corrected or minimized by fitting a parabolic f(T) function to the crystal's data, and compensating for sampling period drift in an Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) at various temperatures.

Abstract: Clock synchronization error is corrected or minimized by fitting a parabolic f(T) function to the crystal's data, and compensating for sampling period drift in an Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) at various temperatures.

Abstract: Described is a miniature sound level dosimeter that is less expensive and more user-friendly than conventional sound level dosimeters. The dosimeter includes a frequency-weighting circuit, an envelope follower circuit, an analog-to-digital converter and a microcontroller. The frequency-weighting circuit applies a predetermined frequency-weighting, such as A-weighting, to an electrical signal indicative of the detected sound level to generate a frequency-weighted signal. An analog envelope signal is generated in response to the frequency-weighted signal and converted to a digital output signal. The microcontroller determines the sound dose in response to the digital output signal and a time interval.