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A PRESENTATION ON AUDIO-SPOTLIGHTING BY- NIKHIL ANAND SRIVASTAVA 3rd YEAR - MECHANICAL ENGG. SEC - J ROLL NO - 02

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Page 1: Audio Spotlighting - Nikhil Srivastava

A PRESENTATION ON

AUDIO-SPOTLIGHTING

BY-

NIKHIL ANAND SRIVASTAVA3rd YEAR - MECHANICAL ENGG.

SEC - JROLL NO - 02

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IS IT POSSIBLE TO CONFINE SOUND TO A SMALL AREA ?

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Basic Idea

• Audio Spotlighting is a very recent technology that creates focuses beams of sound similar to light beams coming out of a flashlight.

• By shining sound to one location specific listeners can be targeted with sound without others nearby hearing it.

• The Audio Spotlight uses ultrasonic energy to create extremely narrow beams of sound that behaves like beams of light.

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Basic Idea (Contd.)

• Ultrasonic sound has very small wavelength in the millimeter range and lies beyond the threshold of human hearing.

• Low beam Angle is required to focus the sound.• Smaller the wavelength.• Another way to focus sound is to increase aperture

size of speakers(10m diameter for 20Hz)practically difficult.

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AUDIO SPOTLIGHT CREATES FOCUSED BEAM OF SOUND UNLIKE CONVENTIONAL LOUD

SPEAKERS

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AUDIO SPOTLIGHT LOOKS LIKE A DISK-SHAPED LOUDSPEAKER TRAILING A WIRE WITH A SMALL LASER GUIDE BEAM MOUNTED IN THE MIDDLE

• When one points the flat side of the disk in your direction, you here whatever sound one’s chosen for you.

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Working principle

• Frequency modulated signal travel through air, non-linearity property of air comes into action which slightly changes the sound wave.

• Due to change in a sound wave (ultrasonic), new sounds are formed within the wave.

• New sound signal corresponds to the original information signal in the range 20 HZ-20 KHZ.

• Inherent nonlinearity of air works as a demodulator & thus demodulated sound impinge on our eardrums. We can here those sounds.

• AUDIO SPOTLIGHTING EMITTER

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Modes of Audio-Spotlighting

• DIRECTED AUDIO MODE

• PROJECTED AUDIO MODE

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Comparison between Conventional Speakers & Audio-Spotlighting

• CONVENTIONAL SPEAKERS

• AUDIO-SPOTLIGHTING

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Features• Can focus sound only at the specific place one’s

want.• Sharper directivity than conventional loudspeakers.• Uses non-linearity of air for demodulation.• Focused or directed sound travel much faster.• Highly cost effective.• No lag in reproducing the sound & requires low

power.

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Applications

• AUTOMOBILES: Beam alerts signals can be directly propagated from an announcement device in the dashboard to the driver.

• RETAIL SALES: Provide directly advertising at the time of purchase.

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Applications (Contd.)

• SAFETY OFFICIALS: Portable audio spotlighting devices for communicating with a specific person in the crowd of people.

• MILITARY APPLICATION: Ship to ship communication & shipboard announcement.

• MUSEAUMS: In museums audio spotlight can be used to describe about a particular object to a person standing in front of it, so that the other person standing in front of the other object will not be able to here the discription

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Applications (Contd.)

• ENTERTAIRMENT SYSTEMS: In home theater systems rear speakers can be eliminated by the implementation of audio-spotlighting & the properties of sound can be improved

• PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT: Highly focused announcement in a noisy environment such as airports, subways, traffic intersections etc.

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Conclusion

• Audio-Spotlighting really going to make a revolution in sound transmission and the user can device the path in which audio signal should propagate.

• Audio spotlighting going to shape the future of sound & serve our ears with magical experience.

• So we conclude- Audio-Spotlighting really “put sound where you want it.” & will be “A REAL BOON OF FUTURE”.

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THANK YOU