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Micro Loudspeaker Behaviour versus 6½-Inch Driver, Micro Loudspeaker Parameter Drift

This study tested micro loudspeaker behavior from the perspective of loudspeaker parameter drift. The main difference between traditional transducers and micro loudspeakers, apart from their size, is their suspension construction. The suspension generally is a loudspeaker's most unstable parameter, and the study investigated temperature drift and signal dependency. There is investigated three different micro loudspeakers and compared their behavior to that of a typical bass mid-range loudspeaker unit. There is measured all linear loudspeaker parameters at different temperatures.

Author: Pedersen, Bo Rohde
Affiliation: Aalborg University Esbjerg, Esbjerg, Denmark
AES Convention:128 (May 2010) Paper Number:7988 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Loudspeakers and Headphones

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