Driver Directivity Control by Sound Redistribution
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JA. AB. Pedersen, and G. Munch, "Driver Directivity Control by Sound Redistribution," Paper 5648, (2002 October.). doi:
JA. AB. Pedersen, and G. Munch, "Driver Directivity Control by Sound Redistribution," Paper 5648, (2002 October.). doi:
Abstract: The directivity of a single loudspeaker driver is controlled by adding an acoustic reflector* to an ordinary driver. The driver radiates upwards and the sound is redistributed by being reflected off the acoustic reflector. The shape of the acoustic reflector is non-trivial and yields an interesting and useful directivity both in the vertical and horizontal plane. 2D FEM simulations and 3D BEM simulations are compared to free field measurements performed on a loudspeaker using the acoustic reflector. The resulting directivity is related to results of previously reported psychoacoustic experiments.
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AB - The directivity of a single loudspeaker driver is controlled by adding an acoustic reflector* to an ordinary driver. The driver radiates upwards and the sound is redistributed by being reflected off the acoustic reflector. The shape of the acoustic reflector is non-trivial and yields an interesting and useful directivity both in the vertical and horizontal plane. 2D FEM simulations and 3D BEM simulations are compared to free field measurements performed on a loudspeaker using the acoustic reflector. The resulting directivity is related to results of previously reported psychoacoustic experiments.
The directivity of a single loudspeaker driver is controlled by adding an acoustic reflector* to an ordinary driver. The driver radiates upwards and the sound is redistributed by being reflected off the acoustic reflector. The shape of the acoustic reflector is non-trivial and yields an interesting and useful directivity both in the vertical and horizontal plane. 2D FEM simulations and 3D BEM simulations are compared to free field measurements performed on a loudspeaker using the acoustic reflector. The resulting directivity is related to results of previously reported psychoacoustic experiments.
Authors:
Pedersen, Jan Abildgaard; Munch, Gert
Affiliation:
Acoustics Research, Bang & Olufsen, Struer, Denmark
AES Convention:
113 (October 2002)
Paper Number:
5648
Publication Date:
October 1, 2002Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Transducers
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