Low frequency loudspecker enclosure with configurable directivity
A speaker box and speaker technology, applied in the direction of frequency/direction characteristic devices, sensors, sensor parts, etc., can solve problems such as failure
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[0027] The shown subwoofer or subwoofer setup has two loudspeakers (Spk1 & Spk2) housed in a single box (V1) of very compact dimensions, eg 70 x 60 x 50 cm. The two speakers can also be infinitely different from each other (e.g. one 18" and the other 15") and can be oriented in opposite directions, one forward and the other backward. In the box (V1) two ducts (P1, P2) are arranged on at least two sides of the front loudspeaker and the rear loudspeaker towards the chamber (V2) with side openings (P3, P4, P5). Basically, the two loudspeakers have the same volume of air in common and the same signal generator (Fig. 3), but two separate amplification circuits (11, 12) cause signals with different amplitudes and phases to convert the loudspeakers Powered as separate components, respectively, the amplifying circuits also include electronic delay circuits 13, 14, respectively.
[0028] Geometry (when electronically assisted) when omnidirectional low frequency propagation is not requ...
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