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12th October 2003, 04:04 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Seattle, WA
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Dipole Model Equation
At Linkwitz Lab the equation for a diple model is:
|H(w)| = 2sin(wT/2) where w = 2PIf and T = Dcos(a)/V I've plugged this into Excel and have the dipole response nicely reproduced. I'm looking for an equation where the (-) source output is not equal to the (+) source, so I can better model real drivers that have a falling reponse at higher frequencies. Any help greatly appreciated.
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