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| See: "Soundfield Quantities of a Plane Wave – The Amplitudes": http://www.sengpielaudio.com/SoundfieldQuantitiesPlaneWaveAmplitude.pdf When looking at the curves of displacement, sound pressure, sound velocity and pressure gradient there comes a question: If the pressure gradient is always 90° ahead to the sound pressure, why is MS stereophony with an omni-directional pressure microphone and a pressure gradient figure-of-eight microphone no problem? Answer: The frequency response of the pressure gradient increases with frequency at 6 dB/octave. To compensate for this, these microphones are "tuned damped". In the electrical analogy,this represents an RC pad above its transition frequency causes a drop of 6 dB/octave, and shifts the phase constant at −90°. In the whole area in which the "pressure gradient figure-of-eight microphone" has a constant frequency response, thus, the phase is equal to the "pressure omni-directional microphone". |
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| "Schallschnelle und Druckgradient sind nicht das Gleiche":
http://www.sengpielaudio.com/SchallschnelleIstNichtDruckgradient.pdf "Mechanische Abstimmung von Mikrofonen 1 - Schall-Druckempfänger http://www.sengpielaudio.com/MechanischeAbstimmungSchalldruck.pdf "Mechanische Abstimmung von Mikrofonen 2 - Schall-Druckgradientenempfänger http://www.sengpielaudio.com/MechanischeAbstimmungDruckgradient.pdf "Membranabstimmung des Mikrofons (Mikrofonabstimmung) - Wikipedia" http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mikrofonabstimmung "State of the membrane resonance in dynamic microphones and condenser microphones" http://www.ak.tu-berlin.de/fileadmin/a0135/Unterrichtsmaterial/Skripte/Bore_Peus_Mikrofone.pdf#search=Tiefabstimmung |
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