If you provide the config file you were using, you make it easier for others to check on your issue.
DE250 indoor measurements. No gating because it probably doesn't matter because these are just comparisons. But I included the MDAT files if anyone wants to gate them.
DE250: Empty throat
DE250: Peace phase plug 5mm recess
DE250: Peace phase plug no recess
DE250: Rockwool, 15mm deep, loosely packed
DE250: Peace phase plug 5mm recess w/ 5mm Rockwool
One peace plug recessed 5mm from start of waveguide and the second has no recess. See attached images of internal ring with the Peace phase plug.
DE250: Empty throat
DE250: Peace phase plug 5mm recess
DE250: Peace phase plug no recess
DE250: Rockwool, 15mm deep, loosely packed
DE250: Peace phase plug 5mm recess w/ 5mm Rockwool
One peace plug recessed 5mm from start of waveguide and the second has no recess. See attached images of internal ring with the Peace phase plug.
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So simple, so effective.
I think I should reconsider putting a piece of this "peace duct" in front of a wave-shaping device. Obviously it can make wonders.
I think I should reconsider putting a piece of this "peace duct" in front of a wave-shaping device. Obviously it can make wonders.
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Can't simulate it in ABEC.SimProfile = 0 (CircSym) unfortunately. But they only take about 20 minutes to print so easy to guess and check. The 5mm recess looks better than 0 recess between 11kHz and 13kHz but maybe that's just a measuring error on my part.
I would fill it with a light foam.
DE250 probably never sounded so good 🙂
- Now tell me, how does the resonance at 5.2 kHz work, if such device can eliminate it?
DE250 probably never sounded so good 🙂
- Now tell me, how does the resonance at 5.2 kHz work, if such device can eliminate it?
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If you provide the config file you were using, you make it easier for others to check on your issue.
Code:
OutputRootDir = "C:\Users\asdasdasd\Desktop\ath"
MeshCmd = "C:\Users\asdasdasd\Desktop\ath\gmsh\gmsh.exe %f -"
GnuplotPath = "C:\Users\asdasdasd\Desktop\ath\gnuplot"
I may be barking up the wrong tree but what was the Geddes Tickler supposed to do? If you put one into the Internal Ring what kind of effect would it have?
No spaces or anything in the pathsCode:OutputRootDir = "C:\Users\asdasdasd\Desktop\ath" MeshCmd = "C:\Users\asdasdasd\Desktop\ath\gmsh\gmsh.exe %f -" GnuplotPath = "C:\Users\asdasdasd\Desktop\ath\gnuplot"
sorry, I meant the waveguide cfg file, your input for ath that stalled.
Pretty much anything, be it demo files included in the (old) package or snippets from this thread. demo1.cfg for example:sorry, I meant the waveguide cfg file, your input for ath that stalled.
EDIT: Removing the ABECProject output solves the problem, but obviously I then miss the ABEC project
Code:
Throat.Profile = 1
Throat.Diameter = 25.4 ; [mm]
Throat.Angle = 7 ; [deg]
Coverage.Angle = 45 ; [deg]
Length = 94 ; [mm]
Term.s = 0.5
Term.n = 4.0
Term.q = 0.996
; -------------------------------------------------------
Mesh.AngularSegments = 64
Mesh.LengthSegments = 20
Mesh.ThroatResolution = 4.0 ; [mm]
Mesh.InterfaceResolution = 8.0 ; [mm]
Mesh.InterfaceOffset = 5.0 ; [mm]
; -------------------------------------------------------
ABEC.SimType = 1
ABEC.f1 = 1000 ; [Hz]
ABEC.f2 = 10000 ; [Hz]
ABEC.NumFrequencies = 20
ABEC.MeshFrequency = 1000 ; [Hz]
ABEC.Polars:SPL = {
MapAngleRange = 0,90,19
NormAngle = 10 ; [deg]
Distance = 3 ; [m]
Offset = 95 ; [mm]
}
; -------------------------------------------------------
GridExport: = {
ExportSlices=1
ExportProfiles=1
}
Output.SubDir = "demos"
Output.STL = 1
Output.ABECProject = 1
The what? Never heard of it.I may be barking up the wrong tree but what was the Geddes Tickler supposed to do?
You devised the name 🙂
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...-design-the-easy-way-ath4.338806/post-6774804
- I only remember it was extremely sensitive and it was difficult to actually improve anything rather than make it worse.
It's still implemented as Tickler = { L= / P= / A= }, see https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ejvbqxc8qr
But only applicable on the waveguide, not the Internal Ring.
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...-design-the-easy-way-ath4.338806/post-6774804
- I only remember it was extremely sensitive and it was difficult to actually improve anything rather than make it worse.
It's still implemented as Tickler = { L= / P= / A= }, see https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ejvbqxc8qr
But only applicable on the waveguide, not the Internal Ring.
See the link, I edited the above post. It was "a small ripple in the wall contour to throw in some decorrelation of the wavefront to smooth out problems."
But I think that dividing the duct as CinnamonRolls showed above is a more effective approach. As I understand its function, it basically doesn't let any higher modes to develop inside the duct. And kind of averages the outputs of the phase plug slots inside each of the three angular segments.
Solved without issues on my laptop, after the subdirectory "demos" was created in the output folder defined in the ath config file.Pretty much anything, be it ...
Kind of the the tangerine phase plug of Electro Voice.But I think that dividing the duct as showed above is a more effective approach. As I understand its function, it basically doesn't let any higher modes to develop inside the duct. And kind of averages the outputs of the phase plug slots inside each of the three angular segments.
In theory it should do little if anything "if" the wavefront is completely axisymmetric because there is no angular velocity to disrupt and so the vanes should not do anything. Perhaps there is far more non-symmetric activity than we assume.
In thinking about it, a rocking mode (diaphragm) would have substantial angular activity and the vanes would do a lot. Diaphragm modes coupled to waveguide modes would be a complicated thing to model.
You have gmsh 4.11.1, try and use 4.6.0 instead.Tried playing around with ath and I seem to get stuck at "reading bem_mesh.geo" no matter which script (demos or snippets from here) I try. gmsh starts running in the background but doesn't seem to complete anything. Any ideas?
Info : Running 'C:\Users\asdasdasd\Desktop\ath\gmsh\gmsh.exe bem_mesh.geo -' [Gmsh 4.11.1, 1 node, max. 1 thread] Info : Started on Wed Jun 14 20:27:02 2023 Info : Reading 'bem_mesh.geo'...
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