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The Microphone Feedback Analogy for Chatter in Machining

This paper provides experimental evidence for the analogy between the time-delay feedback in public address systems and chatter in machining. Machining stability theory derived using the Nyquist criterion is applied to predict the squeal frequency in a microphone/speaker setup. Comparisons between predictions and measurements are presented.

Tony L. Schmitz | T. Schmitz

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