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Abstract
With the development of topological phononic crystals (PCs), the unique physical properties such as topological protection and robustness provide many advantages for acoustic collection devices, including higher reliability, wider bandwidth, higher efficiency, and the potential for multi-directional collection. In this paper, we propose a valley topological PC based on plate trimer (PT-PC). The additional “inner cavity” introduced by PT structure also satisfies C3V symmetry, which leads to the formation of two topologically protected edge bands with opposite group velocities on the single topological interface. Furthermore, based on PT-PC and rainbow trapping principle, a bidirectional gradient acoustic enhancement and collection structure (B-GAC) is designed, which has the characteristics of acoustic enhancement, wide bandwidth and two collection directions. The simulation and experiment prove that the structure can enhance and collect sound waves from two directions, with the bandwidth almost covering the entire bandgap. This research contributes to the development and engineering applications of wide-bandwidth, multi-directional acoustic energy harvesting, acoustic enhancement sensing and other topological acoustic devices.
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