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Very low frequency three-dimensional beamforming for a miniaturized aperture acoustic vector sensor array
Junyuan Guo1, Liangwen Li1, Shengchun Piao1
1Acoustic Science and Technology Laboratory, Harbin Engineering University, Harbin 150001, China guojunyuan@hrbeu.edu.cn, liliangwen@hrbeu.edu.cn, piaoshengchun@hrbeu.edu.cn, lijia.gong@hrbeu.edu.cn, zhangminghui@hrbeu.edu.cn.
Abstract:
In this Letter, a three-dimensional beamforming method is proposed for a miniaturized aperture acoustic vector sensor (AVS) array. This method extracts the multipole modes using the AVS array, and then synthesizes the desired beam pattern according to the relation between multipole modes and spherical harmonics. Compared to the spherical harmonics decomposition of the sound field method, the proposed method achieves comparable array gain with higher white noise gain when the distance of adjacent elements d and the wavelength λ satisfy 0.01≤d/λ≤0.2. Experimental results also demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed three-dimensional beamforming method at very low frequency.
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