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Objektivierung akustischer Warnsignale im Fahrzeug

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  1. Team Akustik und Schwingungen bei Bertrandt, Tappenbeck, Deutschland

    Anne-Kathrin Ringel B.SC. (Versuchsmitarbeiterin),  Martin Broesel (Leiter) &  Michael Steffan (Lead Engineer)

  2. Institut für Akustik, Fachhochschule Lübeck, Lübeck, Deutschland

    Jürgen Tchorz (leitet)

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Ringel, AK., Broesel, M., Steffan, M. et al. Objektivierung akustischer Warnsignale im Fahrzeug. ATZ Automobiltech Z 116, 52–55 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s35148-014-0498-8

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