Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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761612 | Applied Acoustics | 2010 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
In this paper an alternative approach to estimate the sound field of an elliptically shaped transducer in an infinite baffle is described. The method is based on a singular value decomposition of a propagating matrix which is computed through a division of the vibrating surface into a finite number of small circular piston sources flush-mounted on the elliptical surface. This decomposition is combined with the volume velocity vector on the discretized surface to obtain the sound pressure field. Numerical examples for both on-axis sound pressure and directivity are presented for the uniform elliptical piston transducer and they are in good agreement with the results given by other methods.
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Authors
Jorge P. Arenas, Jaime Ramis, Jesus Alba,