The Radiation Characteristics of an Array of Horizontally Asymmetrical Waveguides that Utilize Continuous Arc Diffraction Slots
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S. Hayashi, A. Mochimaru, and PA. F.. Fidlin, "The Radiation Characteristics of an Array of Horizontally Asymmetrical Waveguides that Utilize Continuous Arc Diffraction Slots," Paper 8865, (2013 May.). doi:
S. Hayashi, A. Mochimaru, and PA. F.. Fidlin, "The Radiation Characteristics of an Array of Horizontally Asymmetrical Waveguides that Utilize Continuous Arc Diffraction Slots," Paper 8865, (2013 May.). doi:
Abstract: Previous work presented the radiation characteristics of a horizontally asymmetrical waveguide that utilizes a continuous arc diffraction slot. It showed good coverage control above 1 kHz, as long as the waveguide center line axis angle stays below a certain angle limit. This paper examines the radiation characteristics of an array of horizontally asymmetrical waveguides. Waveguides with different angular variations are developed, and several vertical arrays are constructed consisting of those waveguides. The radiation characteristics of the arrays are measured. Horizontally symmetrical and asymmetrical vertical arrays are compared, and the consistency inside of the coverage and limitations are discussed.
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TI - The Radiation Characteristics of an Array of Horizontally Asymmetrical Waveguides that Utilize Continuous Arc Diffraction Slots
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AU - Hayashi, Soichiro
AU - Mochimaru, Akira
AU - Fidlin, Paul F.
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AB - Previous work presented the radiation characteristics of a horizontally asymmetrical waveguide that utilizes a continuous arc diffraction slot. It showed good coverage control above 1 kHz, as long as the waveguide center line axis angle stays below a certain angle limit. This paper examines the radiation characteristics of an array of horizontally asymmetrical waveguides. Waveguides with different angular variations are developed, and several vertical arrays are constructed consisting of those waveguides. The radiation characteristics of the arrays are measured. Horizontally symmetrical and asymmetrical vertical arrays are compared, and the consistency inside of the coverage and limitations are discussed.
Previous work presented the radiation characteristics of a horizontally asymmetrical waveguide that utilizes a continuous arc diffraction slot. It showed good coverage control above 1 kHz, as long as the waveguide center line axis angle stays below a certain angle limit. This paper examines the radiation characteristics of an array of horizontally asymmetrical waveguides. Waveguides with different angular variations are developed, and several vertical arrays are constructed consisting of those waveguides. The radiation characteristics of the arrays are measured. Horizontally symmetrical and asymmetrical vertical arrays are compared, and the consistency inside of the coverage and limitations are discussed.
Authors:
Hayashi, Soichiro; Mochimaru, Akira; Fidlin, Paul F.
Affiliation:
Bose Corporation, Framingham, MA, USA
AES Convention:
134 (May 2013)
Paper Number:
8865
Publication Date:
May 4, 2013Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Transducers
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