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Peter Weis wrote in
. dk: Bob Cain wrote: What occurs when, OTOH, you put a HF source on a swing going at some LF will look like traditional Doppler distortion. There is a difference in what is measured in that case, where the LF source is decoupled from the receiver, and what happens when the same motion is given a piston in a tube where it remains fully coupled. That's interesting, because that is what I don't grasp (meaning I think you are wrong). Can you explain the difference to me, like setting up a motion equation for the HF source diaphragm in the two cases? best regards Peter Apparently Bob Cain has decided to keep the explanation that you requested a secret. |
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