Part 4.2: Elementary acoustic loads of a loudspeaker

Alignment (continuation)

For this purpose, the known forth order filter responses are used to identify the terms of a theoretical response of the speaker under the terms of the response of the filter. Thus, we can determine the "typical responces" of a vented enclosure to quickly determine a geometry of an enclosure depending on the speaker parameters.

It is usually considered that the quality factor of the speaker is . For this case, some classical alignments are given below (additional values are available in Beranek [1])

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Some values that are used for the dimensioning of vented enclosures. is the resonance frequency of the loudspeaker, is the 3 dB cutoff frequency of the loudspeaker, Vb is a volume of a loudspeaker, Vas is loudspeaker parameter associated with its mechanical flexibility , Qts is total quality factor of a loudspeaker, fb is resonance frequency of a Helmholtz resonator.

Alignement

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Sub-Butterworth

1.7748

0.4028

0.3010

1

Butterworth

1

0.9422

0.405

1

Chebyshev (0.01 dB ripple)

0.8143

1.5511

0.4572

0.8838

Chebyshev (0.25 dB ripple)

0.6374

2.9747

0.5553

0.7259

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