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Title:
Loudspeaker combination, comprising a plurality of dynamic loudspeakers, which are arranged adjacent each other in substantially one continuous plane
Abstract:
A loudspeaker combination comprising a plurality of sections of dynamic loudspeakers which are arranged adjacent each other in substantially one continuous plane. A number of these sections can be muted at increasing frequency under the influence of a low-pass filter. All loudspeaker sections are connected in series with each other and each mutable loudspeaker section is shunted by a capacitor. Each low-pass filter is constituted by the impedance of a mutable loudspeaker section with the associated capacitor. One loudspeaker section is not shunted by a capacitor and comprises at least two loudspeakers with the axes of the loudspeakers diverging relative to each other. This has the advantage that the loudspeaker combination has a virtually constant angle of aperture over a wide frequency range.
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Inventors:
Kleis, Derk (Breda, NL)
Application Number:
924361
Filing Date: 1978-07-13 Publication_date: 1980-11-11 Assignee:
U.S. Philips Corporation (New York, NY)
Primary Class(es):
381/98
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Other References:
Radio Engineers Handbook, 1943, F. E. Terman, pp. 249-251. |