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A Configurable Microphone Array with Acoustically Transparent Omnidirectional Elements

Submitted by njb on Wed, 07/18/2012 - 10:40pm
TitleA Configurable Microphone Array with Acoustically Transparent Omnidirectional Elements
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2009
AuthorsAbel, J. S., N. Bryan, T. Skare, M. Kolar, P. Huang, D. Mostowfi, and J. O. Smith III
Conference Name127th Audio Engineering Society Convention
Date Published09/2009
PublisherAudio Engineering Society
Conference LocationNew York City, New York
AbstractAn acoustically transparent, configurable microphone array with omnidirectional elements, designed for room acoustics analysis and synthesis, and archaeological acoustics applications, is presented. Omnidirectional microphone elements with 2 mm-diameter capsules and 1 mm-diameter wire mounts produce a nearly acoustically transparent array, and provide a simplified mathematical framework for processing measured signals. The wire mounts are fitted onto a 1.6 cm-diameter tube forming the microphone stand, with the microphones arranged above the tube so that acoustic energy can propagate freely across the array. The wire microphone mounts have some flexibility, and the array may be configured. Detachable arms with small speakers are used to estimate the element positions with an accuracy better than the 2 mm microphone diameter.
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