S. Feistel, A. Thompson, and W. Ahnert, "Methods and Limitations of Line Source Simulation," Paper 7524, (2008 October.). doi:
S. Feistel, A. Thompson, and W. Ahnert, "Methods and Limitations of Line Source Simulation," Paper 7524, (2008 October.). doi:
Abstract: Although line array systems are in widespread use today, investigations of the requirements and methods for accurate modeling of line sources are scarce. In previous publications the concept of the Generic Loudspeaker Library (GLL) was introduced. We show that on the basis of directional elementary sources with complex directivity data finite line sources can be simulated in a simple, general and precise manner. We derive measurement requirements and discuss the limitations of this model. Additionally, we present a second step of refinement, namely the use of different directivity data for cabinets of identical type based on their position in the array. All models are validated by measurements. We compare the approach presented with other proposed solutions.
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AB - Although line array systems are in widespread use today, investigations of the requirements and methods for accurate modeling of line sources are scarce. In previous publications the concept of the Generic Loudspeaker Library (GLL) was introduced. We show that on the basis of directional elementary sources with complex directivity data finite line sources can be simulated in a simple, general and precise manner. We derive measurement requirements and discuss the limitations of this model. Additionally, we present a second step of refinement, namely the use of different directivity data for cabinets of identical type based on their position in the array. All models are validated by measurements. We compare the approach presented with other proposed solutions.
Although line array systems are in widespread use today, investigations of the requirements and methods for accurate modeling of line sources are scarce. In previous publications the concept of the Generic Loudspeaker Library (GLL) was introduced. We show that on the basis of directional elementary sources with complex directivity data finite line sources can be simulated in a simple, general and precise manner. We derive measurement requirements and discuss the limitations of this model. Additionally, we present a second step of refinement, namely the use of different directivity data for cabinets of identical type based on their position in the array. All models are validated by measurements. We compare the approach presented with other proposed solutions.
Authors:
Feistel, Stefan; Thompson, Ambrose; Ahnert, Wolfgang
Affiliations:
Ahnert Feistel Media Group; Martin Audio(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention:
125 (October 2008)
Paper Number:
7524
Publication Date:
October 1, 2008Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Acoustic Modeling and Simulation
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