NVH Engineering (Noise, Vibration & Harshness)_
NVH (Noise, Vibration & Harshness) is the name given to the measurement and development of vehicle noise and vibration characteristics. Often, this is conducted on automotive vehicles or trucks, however all vehicles have some form of NVH requirements.
With unrivalled expertise and cutting-edge technologies, we are dedicated to optimizing the acoustic performance and comfort of your products. Whether for the automotive, aerospace, or consumer goods industry, our experienced team of NVH specialists is here to tackle even the most complex noise and vibration challenges. From concept design to final production, we offer a comprehensive range of services, including measurement, testing, and tailored engineering solutions. Partner with us to enhance the quality and refine the acoustic signature of your products, ensuring a harmonious experience for both you and your customers.
Acoustic Research Consulting offer turn-key solutions to our NVH clients, from benchmarking and target setting to full scale NVH development projects.
Our NVH Engineers offer bespoke, turn-key solutions to our clients in the Automotive industry and beyond.
At Acoustic Research Consulting, we have many years of experience in NVH Engineering, working alongside some of the world’s most prestigious brands. We also specialise in the assessment of psychoacoustic parameters relating to NVH issues.
Our Automotive NVH Engineers offer the following services:
- NVH Benchmarking & Target Setting
- Modal analysis of Parts & Assemblies
- Cabin Isolation & Reverberation Time
- Proving Ground Measurements
- VSAC Measurements
- NVH Production issues
- NVH Concept Development
- HVAC Acoustics
- Cabin Ancillary Assessment
- Squeak & Rattle
- Audio System Benchmarking & Development
- Order Tracking
- Psychoacoustic Analysis
- Jury Assessments
- Root Cause Analysis
- Data Analysis & Post-Processing
NVH engineering of passenger vehicles covers many aspects, including engine and powertrain noise & vibration, exhaust sound and character, wind noise, ride comfort and cabin acoustics to name just a few.
NVH engineers typically used specialised sensor systems such as microphones and accelerometers for data acquisition purposes, with complex post-processing DSP systems used for data analysis.
