Sensors and method for generating spatially coded sound fields through sound-emitting apertures having spatially varying frequency and bandwidth
A technology of sound field and space structure, applied in the field of acoustic transducers, can solve problems such as attenuation of multiple reflections, unsuitable for airborne sound or low frequency range, etc., to achieve optimized design, power consumption and payload or size reduction, size and Frequency range easy effects
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[0040] In the following, some exemplary embodiments are described, in which by forming a field from parts of a specific frequency spectrum in a plane perpendicular to the direction of propagation, i.e. in a lateral extension, the field then forms by superposition the frequency-encoded sound field of the total aperture, Frequency encoding of the sound field is achieved in different ways. By combining different frequencies or spectra with spatial information, a spatially structured, frequency-coded sound field is obtained, wherein this spatial information is introduced into the superimposed overall sound field via the place of origin of the respective frequencies.
[0041] In this case, the total aperture is only controlled by a single transmit / receive channel, ie also by only one input signal (for example in the form of AC voltage). The different frequency spectra thus forming the superimposed total signal are preferably produced by locally different properties of the acoustic ...
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