Improved Methods for Generating Focused Sources Using Circular Arrays
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MA. A.. Poletti, "Improved Methods for Generating Focused Sources Using Circular Arrays," Paper 8719, (2012 October.). doi:
MA. A.. Poletti, "Improved Methods for Generating Focused Sources Using Circular Arrays," Paper 8719, (2012 October.). doi:
Abstract: Circular loudspeaker arrays allow the reproduction of 2-D sound fields due to sources outside the loudspeaker radius. Sources inside the array can be approximated by focusing sound from a subset of the loudspeakers to a point. The resulting sound field produces the required divergence of wave fronts in a half-space beyond the focus point. This paper presents two new methods for generating focused sources that produce lower errors than previous approaches. The first derives an optimum window for limiting the range of active loudspeakers by matching the field to that of a monopole inside the source radius. The second applies pressure matching to a monopole source over a region where the wavefronts are diverging.
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Circular loudspeaker arrays allow the reproduction of 2-D sound fields due to sources outside the loudspeaker radius. Sources inside the array can be approximated by focusing sound from a subset of the loudspeakers to a point. The resulting sound field produces the required divergence of wave fronts in a half-space beyond the focus point. This paper presents two new methods for generating focused sources that produce lower errors than previous approaches. The first derives an optimum window for limiting the range of active loudspeakers by matching the field to that of a monopole inside the source radius. The second applies pressure matching to a monopole source over a region where the wavefronts are diverging.
Author:
Poletti, Mark A.
Affiliation:
Industrial Research Limited, Lower Hutt, New Zealand
AES Convention:
133 (October 2012)
Paper Number:
8719
Publication Date:
October 25, 2012Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Spatial Audio Over Loudspeakers
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