Part 4.2: Elementary acoustic loads of a loudspeaker

Loudspeaker radiation

Loudspeaker which radiates in a given space (defined by its solid angle) exposed to an acoustic impedance, called a radiation impedance, which comprises at low frequencies (ka <1, where k is the wave number and a is the radius of loud speaker) :

  • Radiation resistance. Radiation resistance depends on the far field radiation conditions (solid angle in which sound power is delivered). For a solid angle of steradians (spherical radiation), radiation resistance is proportional to . For a solid angle of (half space), radiation resistance is doubled and it is proportional to

  • Radiation mass. Radiation mass depends on the geometry of the discontinuity between the loudspeaker and surrounding environment.

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