Electroacoustic spectral analysis

Different from acoustic attenuation spectroscopy, in electroacoustic spectral analysis, sound waves are generated by an applied high frequency electric field across a colloidal suspension and subsequently detected. This is called the electrokinetic sonic amplitude effect (ESA) [38]. These sound waves arise because the alternating electric field pushes the suspended particle forwards and backwards. By measuring the magnitude and phase angle of the sound waves at multiple frequencies (typically from 1-10 MHz), the particle dynamic mobility, Pd, can be determined, provided the concentration and the density of the... 

Makhoul, J. Spectral analysis of speech by linear prediction. IEEE Transactions on Audio and Electroacoustics 3 (1973), 140-148. 

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