@TNT I am considering many MAX98309 amps - one per driver
https://datasheets.maximintegrated.com/en/ds/MAX98309-MAX98310.pdf
MAX9719 available in DFN dual channel
https://datasheets.maximintegrated.com/en/ds/MAX9718-MAX9719.pdf
And a few LME49721 all pass filters - for the segments
3.7 to 5.5V board power supply
https://datasheets.maximintegrated.com/en/ds/MAX98309-MAX98310.pdf
MAX9719 available in DFN dual channel
https://datasheets.maximintegrated.com/en/ds/MAX9718-MAX9719.pdf
And a few LME49721 all pass filters - for the segments
3.7 to 5.5V board power supply
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Sure, will do!I think that will be great!!
Please start a thread of its own for this Limacon!
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Thanks again @mabat for ATH4!
You can follow my progress here
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/array-of-micro-speakers-with-shading-in-ath4-horn.391947/
You can follow my progress here
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/array-of-micro-speakers-with-shading-in-ath4-horn.391947/
It would really great to have a working script example that shows how to get both the WG and the LF driver solve in one go...Is LFSource.Below available in 4.9 ?
Try "LFSource.B". I don't know why I changed that. I know that I added a lot of functionality in this area (including the possibility of extracting data for several sources in one go) but don't remember all the details, I would need to dive into the source code again. I actually never made any use of it.Is LFSource.Below available in 4.9 ?
Sorry for interrupting the flow of conversation but I did not know where else I can contact Marcel. I pm'ed here and filled the form over website but had no reply on either site.
I have the script of ce360 from this topic but I want the throat angle matching Beyma cp380m. I also would like to pay for the file as I will be building one for myself and one for a customer/friend so it can be considered half way commercial. I may also build and sell for future customers which then would be considered commercial although in a very small scale (built to order). I plan to cnc the ce360 out of plywood. I will layer and glue plywood sheets and then machine the horn out of it.
I have the script of ce360 from this topic but I want the throat angle matching Beyma cp380m. I also would like to pay for the file as I will be building one for myself and one for a customer/friend so it can be considered half way commercial. I may also build and sell for future customers which then would be considered commercial although in a very small scale (built to order). I plan to cnc the ce360 out of plywood. I will layer and glue plywood sheets and then machine the horn out of it.
Thanks! Worked a treat!Try "LFSource.B". I don't know why I changed that. I know that I added a lot of functionality in this area (including the possibility of extracting data for several sources in one go) but don't remember all the details, I would need to dive into the source code again. I actually never made any use of it.
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To my knowledge, the process is still dependent on a series of deliberate entries and cannot be executed in one go. Maybe, however, I have missed an essential developement how to do it in a more straight forward manner.It would really great to have a working script example that shows how to get both the WG and the LF driver solve in one go...
Since the introduction of the feature in ath 4.8.3b2 ...:
Oops, I forgot to set axial driving on the LF source. Simply add "Direction=z" to the driving group (solving.txt), that's it:
View attachment 1044280
Ath 4.8.3b2
Now you can try to export the polars: https://at-horns.eu/release/ath-4.8.3-beta2.zip
1) solve it (needed only once)
2) set only one source active in the file observation.txt (set Weight=0 or 1 for the DrvGroup)
3) calculate spectra and save the data
4) run ath with -r and a tag of the active source (e.g. ath -r woofer), this will export the polars into a subdir "...\Results\FRD"
5) set the other source active in observation.txt
6) repeat steps 3 and 4 for the other source
I follow these steps. Maybe you can script these and automate them ...:
-2) set up two entries in wfg.cfg for horizontal and vertical polars of the source, i.e. ABEC.Polars:SPL_H = {...}, ABEC.Polars:SPL_V = {...} with "Inclination = 270" for vertical and no inclination for horizontal, both "MapAngleRange = -180,180,72"
-1) create abec project from wfg.cfg
0) after each change that ist done to wfg.cfg, saved and a new ABEC project generated via ath, before solving (!), manipulate solving.txt (again) and add " Direction=z" behind "DrvGroup=1002;" otherwise, failure.
1) solve it (needed only once)
2) set only one source active in the file observation.txt (set Weight=0 or 1 for the DrvGroup)
3) calculate spectra (F7) and save the data (export) (ctrl+F7)
4) run ath with -r, this will export the polars into a subdir "...\Results\FRD"
5) copy data to a folder and batch rename (i.e. "tweeter")
5) set the other source active in observation.txt,
6) repeat steps 3 and 4 for the other source
7) copy data to a folder and batch rename (i.e. "woofer")
Thanks for that but I believe that @matbat improved the process...wg.cfg, not wfg.cfg.
or whatever name the ath config file of your custom waveguide has.
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...he-easy-way-ath4.338806/page-512#post-7046822
it would make the the thing much easier...
Sorry guys, too many requests, too little time (and I'm really not into business). I will try to come back to everybody who is asking something but I just can't say when.
- You can try this, it should work in Ath 4.9. After saving the spectra data from ABEC just execute: ath <your_cfg_file> -r
Perhaps you will want to change the angle ranges, that's up to you. I think that has been covered here already, somewhere.
- You can try this, it should work in Ath 4.9. After saving the spectra data from ABEC just execute: ath <your_cfg_file> -r
Perhaps you will want to change the angle ranges, that's up to you. I think that has been covered here already, somewhere.
Code:
Throat.Diameter = 25.4
Throat.Angle = 10
Coverage.Angle = 45
Length = 60
Term.s = 1
Term.n = 4
OS.k = 1.0
Term.q = 0.98
Mesh.Enclosure = {
Spacing = 30,30,30,200
Depth = 180
EdgeRadius = 25
FrontResolution = 8,8,14,14
BackResolution = 25,25,25,25
LFSource.B = {
Radius = 70
Spacing = 20
DrivingWeight = 1.0
SID = 1 ; 0 is reserved for the waveguide
}
}
Mesh.Quadrants = 14
Mesh.LengthSegments = 20
Mesh.AngularSegments = 64
Mesh.ThroatResolution = 5
Mesh.MouthResolution = 8.0
Mesh.SubdomainSlices =
Mesh.ZMapPoints = 0.5,0.2,0.5,0.8
ABEC.SimType = 2
ABEC.MeshFrequency = 1000
ABEC.NumFrequencies = 16
ABEC.f1 = 200
ABEC.f2 = 10000
; --------------------------------------------------------------
; waveguide polars
ABEC.Polars:H_WG = {
SID = 0 ; waveguide -> always SID = 0
Distance = 2
MapAngleRange = 0,90,19
NormAngle = 0
FRDExport = {
NamePrefix = wg_hor
}
}
ABEC.Polars:V_WG = {
SID = 0 ; waveguide -> always SID = 0
Distance = 2
PhaseComp = 2
MapAngleRange = 0,90,19
NormAngle = 0
Inclination = 90
FRDExport = {
NamePrefix = wg_ver
}
}
; --------------------------------------------------------------
; woofer polars
ABEC.Polars:H_LFB = {
SID = 1 ; as set in Mesh.Enclosure / LFSource.B
Distance = 2
MapAngleRange = 0,90,19
NormAngle = 0
FRDExport = {
NamePrefix = lf_hor
}
}
ABEC.Polars:V_LFB = {
SID = 1 ; as set in Mesh.Enclosure / LFSource.B
Distance = 2
MapAngleRange = 0,90,19
NormAngle = 0
FRDExport = {
NamePrefix = lf_ver
}
}
; --------------------------------------------------------------
Output.ABECProject = 1
Output.STL = 0
much appreciated!!
Sorry guys, too many requests, too little time (and I'm really not into business). I will try to come back to everybody who is asking something but I just can't say when.
Awesome! Thanks.You can also change the center of rotation for the polars by using Mesh.VerticalOffset:
Mesh.VerticalOffset = 100 ; [mm]
View attachment 1107794
Looks like it's working although the V and H on the woofer look identical...Sorry guys, too many requests, too little time (and I'm really not into business). I will try to come back to everybody who is asking something but I just can't say when.
- You can try this, it should work in Ath 4.9. After saving the spectra data from ABEC just execute: ath <your_cfg_file> -r
Perhaps you will want to change the angle ranges, that's up to you. I think that has been covered here already, somewhere.
Code:Throat.Diameter = 25.4 Throat.Angle = 10 Coverage.Angle = 45 Length = 60 Term.s = 1 Term.n = 4 OS.k = 1.0 Term.q = 0.98 Mesh.Enclosure = { Spacing = 30,30,30,200 Depth = 180 EdgeRadius = 25 FrontResolution = 8,8,14,14 BackResolution = 25,25,25,25 LFSource.B = { Radius = 70 Spacing = 20 DrivingWeight = 1.0 SID = 1 ; 0 is reserved for the waveguide } } Mesh.Quadrants = 14 Mesh.LengthSegments = 20 Mesh.AngularSegments = 64 Mesh.ThroatResolution = 5 Mesh.MouthResolution = 8.0 Mesh.SubdomainSlices = Mesh.ZMapPoints = 0.5,0.2,0.5,0.8 ABEC.SimType = 2 ABEC.MeshFrequency = 1000 ABEC.NumFrequencies = 16 ABEC.f1 = 200 ABEC.f2 = 10000 ; -------------------------------------------------------------- ; waveguide polars ABEC.Polars:H_WG = { SID = 0 ; waveguide -> always SID = 0 Distance = 2 MapAngleRange = 0,90,19 NormAngle = 0 FRDExport = { NamePrefix = wg_hor } } ABEC.Polars:V_WG = { SID = 0 ; waveguide -> always SID = 0 Distance = 2 PhaseComp = 2 MapAngleRange = 0,90,19 NormAngle = 0 Inclination = 90 FRDExport = { NamePrefix = wg_ver } } ; -------------------------------------------------------------- ; woofer polars ABEC.Polars:H_LFB = { SID = 1 ; as set in Mesh.Enclosure / LFSource.B Distance = 2 MapAngleRange = 0,90,19 NormAngle = 0 FRDExport = { NamePrefix = lf_hor } } ABEC.Polars:V_LFB = { SID = 1 ; as set in Mesh.Enclosure / LFSource.B Distance = 2 MapAngleRange = 0,90,19 NormAngle = 0 FRDExport = { NamePrefix = lf_ver } } ; -------------------------------------------------------------- Output.ABECProject = 1 Output.STL = 0
View attachment 1107788
Here is what I got:
Thanks!
Edit looking at the script I think it's missing the
inclination = 90 for the V part
Yes. For full polars use what sheeple wrote (I didn't check but I believe it should be correct):Edit looking at the script I think it's missing the
inclination = 90 for the V part
"Inclination = 270" for vertical and no inclination for horizontal, both "MapAngleRange = -180,180,72"
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