Method for synthesizing a microphone signal
A microphone signal and microphone technology, which is applied in the direction of microphone signal combination, frequency/direction characteristic device, transducer circuit, etc., can solve the problems of unreal sound, metal feeling, useful signal bunching is not enough to eliminate total signal interference noise, etc. , to achieve the effect of increasing consistency
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[0042] Figure 1A A microphone arrangement 10 according to the invention is shown, which is made of two pressure gradient transducers 1 , 2 . The directional characteristic of the pressure gradient transducer consists of an omnidirectional part and a figure-of-eight part. In essence, this directional characteristic can be represented by P(θ)=k+(1-k)×cos(θ), where k represents the angle-independent omnidirectional part, and (1-k)×cos(θ) represents Angle-dependent figure-of-eight parts. Another mathematical description of the directional properties is dealt with further below. according to Figure 1B The directivity distribution of a single transducer depicted in , this case involves a gradient transducer with cardioid characteristics. In principle, however, all gradients derived from spheres and figures-of-eight, eg hypercardioid curves, are conceivable.
[0043] The gradient transducers 1, 2 in the practical example shown in the figure lie on a plane in which their main di...
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