A numerical modeling strategy for passive electro-acoustic transducers.
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Abstract
In this paper an alternative numerical/analytical method for determining the directivity-dependent receiving sensitivity of general electro-acoustic transducer is presented. Unfortunately, the computational effort of calculating the directivity-dependent receiving sensitivity is more expensive by orders of magnitude than determining the transmitting sensitivity. Using the underlying integral representation of the problem and the existence of resolvent kernels, a postprocessing approach is derived which enables simulations of the receiving sensitivity with the effort of calculating the transmitting sensitivities.
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| Authors | Henke, Christian; |
| Journal | ultrasonics |
| Year | 2020 |
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S0041-624X(20)30004-4
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