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Directivity
The axial directivity factor R
was computed at each one-third-octave center frequency from
the horizontal/vertical polars. The graph in Figure 2 illustrates
this data over the range 500 Hz to 20 kHz. The axial frequency
response of the HP640 with a particular driver is in close
correspondence to that driver's power response above 1 kHz.
Figure 2: Directivity vesus Frequency
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Figure 1: Dimensions
Beamwidth
A plot of the HP640's 6-dB-down total included beamwidth
angle is shown in Figure 3 for each one-third-octave center
frequency. The horizontal beamwidth is maintained at 60°
(+10°, -10°) over the range 500 Hz to 20 kHz. Vertical
beamwidth control occurs only above 1.5 kHz because of
the relatively short vertical dimension of the horn's mouth.
Figure 3: 6-dB-Down Beamwidth versus Frequency
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