Numerical Simulation of Microphone Wind Noise, Part 3: Wind Screens and Shields
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J. Backman, "Numerical Simulation of Microphone Wind Noise, Part 3: Wind Screens and Shields," Paper 9062, (2014 April.). doi:
J. Backman, "Numerical Simulation of Microphone Wind Noise, Part 3: Wind Screens and Shields," Paper 9062, (2014 April.). doi:
Abstract: This paper discusses the use of the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) for computational analysis of microphone wind noise. This final part of the study discusses the effect of typical wind shields and pop screens on the flow around the microphone body. The simulations show that although all types of screens share common action mechanisms, moving the vortices generated by the flow further away from the microphone diaphragm and absorbing the vortex energy, the importance of these mechanisms varies with the type and size of the shield. In addition to the flow properties also the effect of different wind shields on the acoustical response of the microphone is discussed.
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This paper discusses the use of the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) for computational analysis of microphone wind noise. This final part of the study discusses the effect of typical wind shields and pop screens on the flow around the microphone body. The simulations show that although all types of screens share common action mechanisms, moving the vortices generated by the flow further away from the microphone diaphragm and absorbing the vortex energy, the importance of these mechanisms varies with the type and size of the shield. In addition to the flow properties also the effect of different wind shields on the acoustical response of the microphone is discussed.
Author:
Backman, Juha
Affiliation:
Nokia Corporation, Espoo, Finland
AES Convention:
136 (April 2014)
Paper Number:
9062
Publication Date:
April 25, 2014Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Transducers
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