Loudspeaker Driver in a Vented Enclosure
Application ID: 2312
This model of a boxed loudspeaker lets you apply a nominal driving voltage and extract the resulting sound pressure level in the outside room as a function of the frequency. The sensitivity, both on-axis and spatial, is determined as function of frequency. These are some of the most important design parameters for a loudspeaker.
The electromagnetic properties of the driver are supplied from the Loudspeaker Driver - Frequency-Domain Analysis tutorial model. The model uses the Acoustic-Shell Interaction, Frequency Domain multiphysics interface and therefore requires the Structural Mechanics Module.
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