Acoustics

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Acoustic compliance

From the known mechanical compliance of the cone, the acoustic compliance can be found from the following equation:

CAS = CMSSD2

From the driver acoustic compliance, the box acoustic compliance is found. This is where the final application of the sub-woofer is considered. The acoustic compliance of the box will determine the percent shift upwards of the resonant frequency. If a large shift is desire for high SPL applications, then a large ratio of driver to box acoustic compliance would be required. If a more flattened response is desire for high fidelity applications, then a lower ratio of driver to box acoustic compliance would be required. Specifically, the ratios can be found in the following figure using line (b) as reference.

CAS = CAB*r

r - driver to box acoustic compliant ratio

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