Non-reciprocal sound transmission is demonstrated in an electro-acoustic system consisting of two shunt loudspeakers with time-modulated circuits.The shunt circuit is modulated by periodically varying the resistance i...Non-reciprocal sound transmission is demonstrated in an electro-acoustic system consisting of two shunt loudspeakers with time-modulated circuits.The shunt circuit is modulated by periodically varying the resistance in time sequence,and a phase difference of time modulation is set between two sets of loudspeakers to produce a spatial bias.The spatiotemporal modulation of acoustic properties is thus formed to break the reciprocity.The theoretical model based on the transfer-matrix method is developed to predict acoustic scatterings of electro-acoustic systems.Acoustic asymmetric transmission in opposite directions is disclosed by the model and is verified by time-domain simulation results based on the finite-difference time-domain method.Asymmetric transmission in multiple frequency bands can be created by tuning circuit parameters,showing their ability in regulating acoustic non-reciprocal behavior.This study may provide a platform for the design of compact and non-reciprocal acoustic devices with applications to efficient noise control.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos.11872111,11991030,11991033,and 11622215)the 111 Project (Grant No.B16003).
文摘Non-reciprocal sound transmission is demonstrated in an electro-acoustic system consisting of two shunt loudspeakers with time-modulated circuits.The shunt circuit is modulated by periodically varying the resistance in time sequence,and a phase difference of time modulation is set between two sets of loudspeakers to produce a spatial bias.The spatiotemporal modulation of acoustic properties is thus formed to break the reciprocity.The theoretical model based on the transfer-matrix method is developed to predict acoustic scatterings of electro-acoustic systems.Acoustic asymmetric transmission in opposite directions is disclosed by the model and is verified by time-domain simulation results based on the finite-difference time-domain method.Asymmetric transmission in multiple frequency bands can be created by tuning circuit parameters,showing their ability in regulating acoustic non-reciprocal behavior.This study may provide a platform for the design of compact and non-reciprocal acoustic devices with applications to efficient noise control.
