A loudspeaker design for sound image localization on large flat screens
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概要
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Most multimedia applications involving auditory displays for digital video contents rely on audio signal processing and conventional stereo loudspeakers to create sound images on the screens. Although a number of examples of these techniques have been reported in the literature showing successful results for narrow listening areas, it seems that the configuration of the loudspeakers plays a significant role when correct sound image localization is desired at wider sound fields. This paper presents a new loudspeaker design that enhance the localization of sound images on the surface of a flat screen for users distributed in a wide area. A preliminary validation of the design was performed numerically using boundary element methods, and experimentally using a prototype model. The results show that, in spite of its simplicity, the design effectively alters the radiated sound field so as to expand the listening area.
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著者
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Hirata Keiji
Ntt Communication Science Lab.
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Pablo Nava
NTT Communication Science Laboratories
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Miyoshi Masato
Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology, Kanazawa University
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