Kuntz A, Rabenstein R (2009)
Publication Language: English
Publication Type: Conference contribution
Publication year: 2009
Pages Range: 1-4
Conference Proceedings Title: EAA Symposium on Auralization
A measurement system is presented that allows large apertur e measurements with a high angular resolution and that is still co mpact and thus convenient for portable use. Theoretical cons iderations show that a cardioid microphone characteristic is de sireable to achieve a low amplification of sensor noise throughou t the audio frequency range. The directivity of real cardioid microphones, however, deviates from the ideal cardioid pattern. Here, it is demonstrated how the use of one omnidirectional and one figure-of-eight microphone offers the possibility to optim ize the directivity pattern of a virtual cardioid microphone throu gh suitably designed compensation filters.
APA:
Kuntz, A., & Rabenstein, R. (2009). Cardioid Pattern Optimization for a Virtual Circular Microphone Array. In EAA Symposium on Auralization (pp. 1-4). Espoo, FI.
MLA:
Kuntz, Achim, and Rudolf Rabenstein. "Cardioid Pattern Optimization for a Virtual Circular Microphone Array." Proceedings of the EAA Symposium on Auralization 2009, Espoo 2009. 1-4.
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