Thank you.
It will be interesting to try the 4.6 version and see if we can get a better correlation between sim and measured result. Looking forward to this.
I have done some variants with throat ID from 27mm (completely covering the surround) and out to where the groove for the grille is at 41mm. So far I like the 31mm version best.
I have the prototype, it's just fantastic.
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So I did another print based on the simulations you showed with a conical expansion from the throat.
I kept the overall outside dimensions the same as in my previous versions, but the depth is reduced to 52mm.
I kept the overall outside dimensions the same as in my previous versions, but the depth is reduced to 52mm.
Code:
; Horn Geometry
; -------------------------------------------------------
Throat.Diameter = 31 ; [mm]
Throat.Angle = 40 ; [deg]
Throat.Profile = cone
Throat.Ext.Length = 0
Length = 52 ; [mm]
GCurve = SE
GCurve.SE.Exp = 2.3
GCurve.Angle = 50
GCurve.VertScale = 0.75
Term.s = 0.7
Term.n = 4.0
Term.q = 0.995
Morph.TargetShape = rect
Morph.FixedPart = 0
Morph.StretchExp = 3
Morph.CornerRadius = 35 ; [mm]Attachments
Directivity could be better above 10kHz, but it's getting quite good in the important range below 10k I think.
Measured in a 600 x 800mm baffle at about 1 meter.
The Vituixcad plot is normalized to the 10 degree curve.
Arta plots is normalized to 0 deg.
Measured in a 600 x 800mm baffle at about 1 meter.
The Vituixcad plot is normalized to the 10 degree curve.
Arta plots is normalized to 0 deg.
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Yes.
ABEC.Source.Shape = spherical
ABEC.Source.Curv = 1
ABEC.Source.Radius = 21
ABEC.Source.Velocity = axial
Ath 4.6 released: #3088
Now you can try to model the particular tweeter used.
Please note that the syntax of the definition file changed since 4.5 - this was again inevitable as too much has changed internally and some items would lost a good meaning. It's not difficult to transfer the existing definitions however - just go throuth the syntax reference in the User Giude. The basic principles remain about the same.
Now you can try to model the particular tweeter used.
Please note that the syntax of the definition file changed since 4.5 - this was again inevitable as too much has changed internally and some items would lost a good meaning. It's not difficult to transfer the existing definitions however - just go throuth the syntax reference in the User Giude. The basic principles remain about the same.
Super interesting, keep up the good work.
I'm quite piqued to see the waveguide being built from side to side instead of front to back.
i've got it )
finally, everything works perfect! Thank you for your development! I used your soft, Sketchup and Fusion360 for machining. Result looks good. Will see how they will sounds when i'll finished them )
my TQWT project with waveguides done
New TQWT speaker by inception
Once again, thank you Marcel for your ATH soft! Unfortunately 4.6 don't work on my laptop, I don't know/understand why... But with a previous version and Fusion 360 you can see the results:
New TQWT speaker by inception
Hello again,
I have finally printed two TinyRs for my Linn Unik speakers, actually I have taken the file generated in the demo exported to Fusion, divided into two halves and printed in a 240mm diameter delta. The first half was made in ABS, with this material I had warping problems, I made the other halves with PETG. The result is quite correct, I have glued the parts with cyanoacrylate with activator and the joint is very good, it has resisted some fall to the ground. The first unit I taped together and put it in the unit to test, the second unit is a bit more elaborate, I have applied a coat of polyurethane primer and now wait for the finish color coat.
At the level of results I have to say that these small speakers are in my workshop of about 60 m2, the effect of the horn is a curious improvement in reproduction, from here I hope to make other prototypes with a little more previous analysis and looking for results , It has been a good test to evaluate the use of the 3d printer for the manufacture of horns.
Thanks Mabat for this awesome app
I have finally printed two TinyRs for my Linn Unik speakers, actually I have taken the file generated in the demo exported to Fusion, divided into two halves and printed in a 240mm diameter delta. The first half was made in ABS, with this material I had warping problems, I made the other halves with PETG. The result is quite correct, I have glued the parts with cyanoacrylate with activator and the joint is very good, it has resisted some fall to the ground. The first unit I taped together and put it in the unit to test, the second unit is a bit more elaborate, I have applied a coat of polyurethane primer and now wait for the finish color coat.
At the level of results I have to say that these small speakers are in my workshop of about 60 m2, the effect of the horn is a curious improvement in reproduction, from here I hope to make other prototypes with a little more previous analysis and looking for results , It has been a good test to evaluate the use of the 3d printer for the manufacture of horns.
Thanks Mabat for this awesome app
