Accuracy Issues in Finite Element Simulation of Loudspeakers
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P. Macey, "Accuracy Issues in Finite Element Simulation of Loudspeakers," Paper 7600, (2008 October.). doi:
P. Macey, "Accuracy Issues in Finite Element Simulation of Loudspeakers," Paper 7600, (2008 October.). doi:
Abstract: Finite element based software for simulating loudspeakers has been around
for some time but is being used more widely now, due to improved solver
functionality, faster hardware and improvements in links to CAD software and
other preprocessing improvements. The analyst has choices to make in what
techniques to employ, what approximations might be made and how much detail
to model.
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for some time but is being used more widely now, due to improved solver
functionality, faster hardware and improvements in links to cad software and
other preprocessing improvements. the analyst has choices to make in what
techniques to employ, what approximations might be made and how much detail
to model.},}
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for some time but is being used more widely now, due to improved solver
functionality, faster hardware and improvements in links to CAD software and
other preprocessing improvements. The analyst has choices to make in what
techniques to employ, what approximations might be made and how much detail
to model.
Finite element based software for simulating loudspeakers has been around
for some time but is being used more widely now, due to improved solver
functionality, faster hardware and improvements in links to CAD software and
other preprocessing improvements. The analyst has choices to make in what
techniques to employ, what approximations might be made and how much detail
to model.
Author:
Macey, Patrick
Affiliation:
PACSYS Limited
AES Convention:
125 (October 2008)
Paper Number:
7600
Publication Date:
October 1, 2008Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Loudspeakers
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