Increasing a speaker’s input power does more than simply make it louder—it may also change its overall frequency response. Explore how voice-coil heating and resistance variations affect the system Q and low-frequency performance through simulated response curves.
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A paper cone speaker unit has no voice coil and is not connected to a power source, so it can only be measured indirectly. This method is similar to the way a passive radiator is tested. When the paper cone speaker unit reaches its resonant frequency, the vibration amplitude of the unit itself becomes the largest. This is the same concept as a speaker reaching its maximum vibration amplitude at its resonant frequency.
The following lists many requirements of electroacoustic transducers , but according to the principle of electroacoustics , it is impossible to meet all the requirements. Some demands are mutually exclusive and conflicting with each other, and electro-acoustic engineers need to choose between the ebb and flow of each other's factors. This means that electro-acoustic is not only an engineering discipline, but also an endless craft art.