Abstract
Acoustic filters are used to transmit or attenuate noise in a specific frequency band. However, previous acoustic filters consisting of rigid structures generally required a large housing of a size equivalent to the wavelength, limiting their downsizing. This study presents an open planar acoustic notch filter using a film-integrated Helmholtz resonator (HR) array. A film divides the HR chamber and resonates with the HR. The film-integrated HR array filter achieved smaller housing dimensions than a no-film HR array filter with the same notch frequency. The transmittance of the film-integrated HR array was theoretically calculated using the transfer matrix method. The calculated spectra were very similar to the simulation results. The notch frequency of the film-integrated HR array filter was 4.04, 0.74 kHz lower than a no-film HR array filter. The design and analysis of the acoustic filter presented should motivate further development of advanced acoustic filters.
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