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Acoustic wave radiation

Author: Jacques JOUHANEAU

Publication date: May 10, 2001, Review date: January 1, 2024

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2. Radiation from directional sources

2.1 Definitions of the directivity of a rotationally symmetrical source

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2.1.1 Source directivity factor

The energy radiated by vibrating bodies is not emitted uniformly in all directions.

Apart from the case of the pulsating sphere, which is generally only a theoretical model, and the omnidirectional radiation of sources with small dimensions (in relation to wavelength), all acoustic emitters radiate according to an H(θ, ϕ) law that varies with frequency (figure

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