Lecture

Sound Radiation: The Doublet

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the theory behind the sound radiation of a doublet, focusing on the far and near field properties, directivity, and the relationship between the pulsating spheres. It explains the impact of distance and dimensions on directivity and radial propagation. The presentation delves into the mathematical expressions and graphical representations of the doublet field, providing insights into the complex wave interactions and the resulting acoustic pressure fields.

Instructor

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