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John Lyle Urban

John Lyle Urban

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News, Talk and Sports Director, 94.9 FM, CHRW-FM 94.9 (London, ON)

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Total articles 55

  • Beamforming Microphones: Polar Patterns

    By John Lyle Urban Verified| biamp.com@ Welcome to part two of our series on beamforming microphones and use cases for lobe aiming. In this segment, we’ll discuss polar patterns. A polar pattern describes a microphone’s inherent directionality. In more specific terms, polar patterns refer to signal attenuation at any given angular direction from the microphone relative to its central axis. Polar patterns can be divided into two groups: omnidirectional and unidirectional.

    By John Lyle Urban Verified · biamp.com

    Dec. 12, 2020

  • Supply Chain Communities are Being Reinvented by Cloud Networks

    By John Lyle Urban Verified| Logistics Tech Outlook Verified By John Urban, EVP & GM, GT Nexus John Urban, EVP & GM, GT NexusCloud platforms not only automate transactions, but become a common infrastructure to tie together business processes and execution Something unexpected has happened in the world of supply chain technology. As cloud networks have become widespread, trading partners who’ve used them have grown tighter, and more collaborative.

    By John Lyle Urban Verified · Logistics Tech Outlook

    Sep. 25, 2019

  • Beamforming Microphones: Polar Patterns

    By John Lyle Urban Verified| biamp.com@ Welcome to part two of our series on beamforming microphones and use cases for lobe aiming. In this segment, we’ll discuss polar patterns. A polar pattern describes a microphone’s inherent directionality. In more specific terms, polar patterns refer to signal attenuation at any given angular direction from the microphone relative to its central axis. Polar patterns can be divided into two groups: omnidirectional and unidirectional.

    By John Lyle Urban Verified · biamp.com

    Dec. 12, 2020

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CHRW-FM 94.9 (London, ON)