In Reply to: Technical Coupling Q's posted by Cuppa Joe on November 8, 2004 at 21:51:49:
Perfect coupling tales place when either of two circumstances are present: the driver center to center is no more than 1 wavelength at the highest radiated frequency or the radiating area comprises at least 80% of the vertical plane. But practically speaking a wavelength to wavelength between radiating planes is usually adequate; integration may not take place until a wavelength or so from the radiating plane, but unless you're listening to it that close it matters little. Even when the radiating plane to radiating plane distance is over a wavelength integration takes place at some point.Because of driver frame widths perfect integration at 10 kHz, for example, is difficult with a 1.3 inch wavelength, but even if integration takes place 10 wavelengths from the radiating plane that's still only 13 inches.
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- Re: Technical Coupling Q's - Bill Fitzmaurice 13:35:58 11/09/04 (2)
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