Sound Quality of Audio Systems (Educational)

3-Day Lecture 2027

The annual lecture Sound Quality of Audio Systems gives a comprehensive overview of modern measurement and combines theory and practice. Participants learn advanced measurement and diagnostic techniques applied in telecommunication, the automotive sector and multimedia, as well as professional approaches to designing small, lightweight and cost-effective loudspeakers.

The lecture is presented by Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Klippel, professor at the Institute of Acoustics and Speech Communication. It covers linear, nonlinear and time-variant system behavior and explains how these models describe the origin of distortion in loudspeakers. KLIPPEL development engineers add demonstrations of real measurement workflows. They show how specific diagnostic methods are applied to investigate and solve distortion related issues in audio systems.

The three days in brief

• Day 1 covers linear models, distributed mechanical modeling, sound radiation and room interaction
• Day 2 covers nonlinear modeling, the measurement of nonlinear parameters and diagnostics
• Day 3 covers irregular distortion, time-variant properties, adaptive control and perception

Included in your ticket

• Three days of lectures with demonstrations
• Catering with snacks, lunch and drinks
• A goodie bag containing the lecture handout
• A digital version of the lecture handout
• Invitation to the KLIPPEL House Party on March 15, 2027, 6 pm

Topics and agenda are listed on the KLIPPEL website.

Please note our cancellation conditions for participants and the transferability of your registration, and read the Terms and Conditions of Participation at https://shop.klippel.de/participation-terms.

The Early Bird price is available until December 31, 2026.

Registration is open until March 5, 2027.