Sound power radiation of dipole and bipole sources

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The discussion centers on the sound power radiation of two monopole sources operating at the same frequency, questioning whether in-phase or out-of-phase configurations yield greater far-field sound power. Participants clarify that the context involves small loudspeakers emitting low frequencies with omnidirectional radiation patterns. The relationship between the radiated sound power and the electrical power supplied to the sources is also examined. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding radiation patterns in determining sound power output. Overall, the focus remains on the effects of phase alignment on sound radiation efficiency.
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Homework Statement


For a fixed given electrical power to two monopole sources, producing the same frequency. Which mode, either in-phase or out of phase, will radiate the most sound power into the far-field?

Homework Equations


Is the radiated sound power dependant of the given electrical power? Or is the radiated sound power dependant on the different radiation patterns of the sources (i.e. figure of 8 for a dipole)?

The Attempt at a Solution

 
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sound power ?

dipoles and monopoles are for RF transmission
please clarify

Dave
 
davenn said:
sound power ?

dipoles and monopoles are for RF transmission
please clarify

Dave
Apologies. I should have been more specific. Assume the sources are two small loudspeakers radiating low frequencies, ie omnidirectional radiation.
 
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