Induce Current Density In Motor.  935 Hz.

Axi-symmetric model of a 3" mid-range dome driver in a baffle

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Finite Element Modeling

Impedance response.  

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 Acoustic pressure in the compression chamber and plane wave tube at 825 Hz.  

Instantaneous sound pressure at 6.9kHz  

Frequency response of above.  Good agreement between model and measurement over the band of interest.  

Compression Driver modeled on Plane Wave Tube

Deformed structure at 19kHz.  

Frequency response predicted at 1 meter/on axis  

Loudspeaker Spider Analysis

Voice coil displacement vs. frequency.  

Static flux density in motor gap.  

Structural Mechanics Model Considering Geometric Non-Linearity. Design for symmetry and optimized linearity range.

Acoustics

• Transducer performance and radiation characteristics
  
• Room and multi-device interaction
• Sophisticated enclosure design

Electromagnetics

• Coil/Motor Optimization – Drive force linearity and symmetry
  
• AC Impedance response predictions
• Distortion mechanism analysis
  

Structural Mechanics

• Transducer suspension linearity and symmetry
  
• Stess analysis – brackets, glue joints, moving parts, etc.
• Distortion mechanism analysis