Soundbox-NVH
NVH stands for "Noise, Vibration, and Harshness." NVH is an important index to measure vehicle quality, which is the focus of international automobile manufacturers. It is a complex and difficult comprehensive technical problem. Soundbox acoustic practice, with 15 years of accumulated experience analysis and solving all kinds of noise and vibration team, based on the powerful acoustic simulation technology, to create the most conducive to solve the harshest (NVH) of complete set high-performance material.
NVH engineers address noise, vibration, and harshness issues through various techniques such as testing methodologies, material selection, and design optimizations to enhance vehicle quality, comfort, and performance.
Noise: Undesirable sounds within or around the vehicle, which may originate from sources such as the engine, aerodynamic drag, tire-road interaction, etc. NVH engineers work to reduce or eliminate these noises to enhance vehicle comfort and driving experience.
Vibration: Unwanted vibrations generated during vehicle operation. These vibrations can stem from components such as the engine, transmission system, wheels, suspension, etc. Minimizing or controlling these vibrations is crucial for improving ride comfort and vehicle stability.
Harshness: Discomfort experienced during vehicle operation, such as sudden jolts or impacts. Harshness issues may be caused by factors like suspension system, chassis design, or road conditions.
Noise: Undesirable sounds within or around the vehicle, which may originate from sources such as the engine, aerodynamic drag, tire-road interaction, etc. NVH engineers work to reduce or eliminate these noises to enhance vehicle comfort and driving experience.
Vibration: Unwanted vibrations generated during vehicle operation. These vibrations can stem from components such as the engine, transmission system, wheels, suspension, etc. Minimizing or controlling these vibrations is crucial for improving ride comfort and vehicle stability.
Harshness: Discomfort experienced during vehicle operation, such as sudden jolts or impacts. Harshness issues may be caused by factors like suspension system, chassis design, or road conditions.
