Lecture

Acoustic Antenna: Linear Arrays and Directivity Analysis

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This lecture covers the principles of linear antennas, uniform and phased linear arrays, interference, superdirective antennas, and cosinus weighting. It also delves into the theory of directivity, including polar and Cartesian representations, and the application of delay and sum beamforming in acoustics.

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