In the Vehicle Systems and Acoustics laboratory, three clamping fields and a crane are available, which can be used to create various superstructures and test acoustic behaviour.
The test specimens can be excited with different frequencies and amplitudes to determine frequency responses.
Hammer measurements and mode analyses can also be carried out.
A specially designed and constructed anechoic chamber is available.
Sensors such as microphones and accelerometers are used as the measuring system. The measured values are recorded and analysed using the software and hardware of a real-time capable multi-input system (PAK from Müller-BBM).
Students learn how to use the systems as part of their project work and final theses, receive full support for the evaluation directly from the manufacturer and are always given current tasks from neighbouring companies.