Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Dispersion pattern [speaker; acoustics]
German translation:
Abstrahlcharakteristik
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Ronald Bias
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English term
wider 110° x 50° (dispersion ) pattern
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Ist die deutsche Übersetzung korrekt? Es handelt sich um eine Beschreibung von Lautsprechern.
The E12 has an 80° x 50° dispersion pattern (h x v), while the E12-D has a wider 110° x 50° pattern.
Der E12 besitzt eine Abstrahlcharakteristik (h x v) von 80° x 50°, der E12-D hingegen besitzt eine breitere Abstrahlcharakteristik von 110° x 50°
The E12 has an 80° x 50° dispersion pattern (h x v), while the E12-D has a wider 110° x 50° pattern.
Der E12 besitzt eine Abstrahlcharakteristik (h x v) von 80° x 50°, der E12-D hingegen besitzt eine breitere Abstrahlcharakteristik von 110° x 50°
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English term (edited):
wider 110° x 50° dispersion pattern
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breitere Abstrahlcharakteristik von 110° x 50°
In terms of speaker characteristics, "Abstrahlcharakteristik" is the absolute best translation for "dispersion".
It concerns a level curve drawn from the middle center axis of the speaker (0 degree vertical, 0 degree horizontal) as a reference level to each side of the half circle of 180 degree in total, each in vertical and in horizontal dimension. The relation of the level measured at each angle to the 0 degree level leads to the directive response of the speaker... the dispersion of sound into free air.
It concerns a level curve drawn from the middle center axis of the speaker (0 degree vertical, 0 degree horizontal) as a reference level to each side of the half circle of 180 degree in total, each in vertical and in horizontal dimension. The relation of the level measured at each angle to the 0 degree level leads to the directive response of the speaker... the dispersion of sound into free air.
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