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A new horns family is presented, the Hybrid Constant Directivity (HCD), investigating some practical aspects of constant directivity design through physical and FEA 3D prototypes. Horn driver SPL simulations are conducted using a method already presented to the scientific community and here improved, lead to a minimum mismatch between horn simulations and measurements. A detailed directivity and numerical match of the beam-width are examined with a direct SPL comparison among exponential, tractrix and spherical expansions. Then, horns aspect ratio is changed obtaining HCD elliptical and rectangular mouth horns referenced and correlated to the circular one SPL simulation. Also wave-front shapes, mouth diffraction effects and radiation impedances are analyzed. Finally, the mathematical model for calculating HCD horns is disclosed.
Author:
Cinanni, Dario
Affiliation:
SpeakerLAB
AES Convention:
148 (May 2020)
Paper Number:
10336
Publication Date:
May 28, 2020
Subject:
Posters: Loudspeakers
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Dario Cinanni |
Comment posted July 24, 2022 @ 16:43:07 UTC
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There is a typo in the first equation: please replace the second log with ^. Thus the equation becomes 10log[10^... (Respond to this comment)
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