resonator box

resonator, acoustical device for reinforcing sound, as the sounding board of a piano, the “belly” of a stringed instrument, the air mass of an organ pipe, and the throat, nose, and mouth cavities of a vocal animal.

A sound box or sounding box (sometimes written soundbox) is an open chamber in the body of a musical instrument which modifies the sound of the instrument, and helps transfer that sound to the surrounding air.

The role of a resonance box is the amplification of sound. A tine placed on the box forms a coupled system with the box. Energy of vibrations can easily be transferred between tines and the resonance box, inside which a standing wave is formed.

an instrument for detecting the presence of a particular frequency by means of resonance. Electronics. a hollow enclosure (cavity resonator ) made of conducting material of such dimensions that electromagnetic radiation of a certain frequency will resonate. any circuit having this frequency characteristic.

A resonator's purpose is to modulate and change your exhaust note, fine-tuning it into a more organized pattern. Essentially, an exhaust resonator acts as a large echo chamber.

To help keep the sounds coming from your vehicle in check, the components of the exhaust system play a big part in helping to reduce the sound levels coming from the engine. A resonator is a part of the exhaust system that is vital to keeping the sounds coming from your vehicle at a reasonable level.

Elkonin sound boxes can help students develop phonemic awareness by focusing on segmenting and blending the sounds in words. Segmenting is breaking a word apart into its individual sounds. Blending is putting the individual sounds together to say the word.

In the musical instruments ,if the string is set into vibration ,the forced vibrations are produced in the air inside the box. Since area of the hollow box is large ,so it sets a large volume of air into vibration of the same frequency as that of string. Therefore, a loud sound is produced due to resonance.

A resonant circuit can be used to “block” (present high impedance toward) a frequency or range of frequencies, thus acting as a sort of frequency “filter” to strain certain frequencies out of a mix of others.

This is known as resonance - when one object vibrating at the same natural frequency of a second object forces that second object into vibrational motion. The word resonance comes from Latin and means to "resound" - to sound out together with a loud sound.

The Resonator effect allows you to induce such formant regions to a sound by using three filters that are connected in parallel. You can specify the positions and levels of the formant regions by adjusting the Cutoff, Resonance, and Gain parameters of the filters.

While a resonator helps make the work of a muffler easier, thus improving performance and power, it also has some drawbacks. It causes restrictions to the flow of exhaust gases. In so doing, it robs the exhaust of some horsepower and torque. To gain back this horsepower, you can opt to do away with the resonator.