Is there an end correction in L45 in ‘PH1 mode?
in OD mode you find the offset driver position in a 300 cm qw pipe is ~105(104.72 if corner loaded and mass loaded/tapered) cm to fix the area of the 3/4 harmonic precisely.
in you add a 100 cm qw pipe to a 300cm pipe in PH1 mode it does it ‘perfectly‘.
is this similar/same type of thing?
in OD mode you find the offset driver position in a 300 cm qw pipe is ~105(104.72 if corner loaded and mass loaded/tapered) cm to fix the area of the 3/4 harmonic precisely.
in you add a 100 cm qw pipe to a 300cm pipe in PH1 mode it does it ‘perfectly‘.
is this similar/same type of thing?
In a transmission line, if we move the driver downstream to 0.33333 x (end correction) = ~ 0.349(???) it amazing 😀what happens
we kill the next harmonic by creating a helmholtz chamber (?) or exciting the pipe at V max for the 3x Fb freq(??) and the resonance peak/void is smoothed out perfectly until the next one at 5x, 7x, 9x…. Infinity…. Is it helmholtz or a qw mode ? I dunno, but it nulls out one of those resonances precisely if you look 👽
300cm
3/4 mode 104.72(100cm)
5/4 mode 62.83(60 cm)
7/4 mode 42.857142(44.88cm
man’s so on
but this same idea can be resolved by adding a resonatur instead (in parallel ) so they sun at 3:1 ‘in phase’ at exit which is velocity max for both of those freqs.
or 5:1,7:1… (but the 3/4 is still there or 3/4 and 5/4 )
yiu must fix/use the 3:1 essentially)
I dont understand why we would want to do anything else in ‘qw’, as the XO region and bandwidth are all ’fixed’ and ‘smooth’ if we look in simulation .
ultimately this is MORE important than anything? Or arguely so ?
It makes or breaks the BW and XO region. Anything else is kinda messed up(or worse) and is hard to incorporate with the ‘tops’ in PA or front stage in home/car ? And that matters a lot as soon as you’re ‘listening’ to these things in real reality instead of an spl/sim that forgets it?
i dunno?
we kill the next harmonic by creating a helmholtz chamber (?) or exciting the pipe at V max for the 3x Fb freq(??) and the resonance peak/void is smoothed out perfectly until the next one at 5x, 7x, 9x…. Infinity…. Is it helmholtz or a qw mode ? I dunno, but it nulls out one of those resonances precisely if you look 👽
300cm
3/4 mode 104.72(100cm)
5/4 mode 62.83(60 cm)
7/4 mode 42.857142(44.88cm
man’s so on
but this same idea can be resolved by adding a resonatur instead (in parallel ) so they sun at 3:1 ‘in phase’ at exit which is velocity max for both of those freqs.
or 5:1,7:1… (but the 3/4 is still there or 3/4 and 5/4 )
yiu must fix/use the 3:1 essentially)
I dont understand why we would want to do anything else in ‘qw’, as the XO region and bandwidth are all ’fixed’ and ‘smooth’ if we look in simulation .
ultimately this is MORE important than anything? Or arguely so ?
It makes or breaks the BW and XO region. Anything else is kinda messed up(or worse) and is hard to incorporate with the ‘tops’ in PA or front stage in home/car ? And that matters a lot as soon as you’re ‘listening’ to these things in real reality instead of an spl/sim that forgets it?
i dunno?
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