A method used to measure horizontal and vertical polar patterns of large arrays under actual free-field conditions is described. Ways in which the polar patterns of loudspeaker arrays deviate from a theoretical model of a curved-surface source are discussed; thus the concept of arrayability is introduced. Criteria for arrayability are suggested.

Authors: Meyer, John; Seidel, Felicity
Affiliation: Meyer Sound Laboratories, Inc., Berkeley, CA
JAES Volume 38 Issue 4 pp. 260-270; April 1990
Publication Date: April 1, 1990 Import into BibTeX
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