Constant directivity loudspeaker horn

Acoustics – Sound-modifying means – Intensifying horn

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181187, 181192, G10K 1100

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046855327

ABSTRACT:
A high-frequency constant-directivity horn including a relatively large throat driver and a relatively large throat for receiving sound from the driver, further includes a pair of vanes mounted wholly within the throat, respectively above and below the longitudinal axis in a vertical plane, for effectively dividing the throat into three smaller "pseudo horns" for directing and shaping sound waves from the transducer up to the point of termination of the vanes, beyond which the individual wavefronts mix within and fill a slot in a middle section of the horn, forming a coherent wavefront for passage into a front section of the horn and transmission therefrom, substantially free from wave interference and beaming effects.

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patent: 4325456 (1982-04-01), Ureda
patent: 4390078 (1983-06-01), Howze et al.

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