Question:
Based on your measured data extract the L C and R for the speaker electrical model shown in figure 1 for the speaker you used. You can measure Rdc with the DC ohmmeter tool. Ignore LINPUT as it will be small compared to L. Enter these values into a circuit simulation schematic of the model and generate a frequency response sweep from 50 Hz to 1000 Hz and compare your model to the data you measured in the lab.
Answer:
Consider the plot of the calculated impedance:
We can extract from the plot the following information:
- Fs ~ 330Hz
- BW ~ 40Hz
- Rdc ~ 8Ω (see impedance value when frequency tends to 0Hz)
- R ~ 8Ω (at resonance Rdc + R ~ 18Ω)
Next, we can compute the values for L and C:
At resonance XL=Xc, therefore:
Now, simulate the circuit with the computed values:
The plot of the calculated impedance can be computed using the formulas provided in the article.
As expected, the frequency response values are closer to the ideal ones.
Answer 1:
Consider the plot of the calculated impedance:
We can extract from the plot the following information:
- Fs ~ 330Hz
- BW ~ 40Hz
- Rdc ~ 8Ω (see impedance value when frequency tends to 0Hz)
- R ~ 8Ω (at resonance Rdc + R ~ 18Ω)
Next, we can compute the values for L and C:
At resonance XL=Xc, therefore:
Now, simulate the circuit with the computed values:
The plot of the calculated impedance can be computed using the formulas provided in the article.
As expected, the frequency response values are closer to the ideal ones.