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IS. GI. Anazawa, "THE MODELLING OF A FINITE THICKNESS SHORT-RING FOR LOSSY BLOCKED VOICE COIL IMPEDANCE," Paper 10351, (2020 May.). doi: IS. GI. Anazawa, "THE MODELLING OF A FINITE THICKNESS SHORT-RING FOR LOSSY BLOCKED VOICE COIL IMPEDANCE," Paper 10351, (2020 May.). doi:
Abstract: When a voice coil is surrounded by a conductive medium, such as a short-ring or pole piece in close proximity, the impedance becomes lossy. The conductive medium impedance itself derived from the well-known skin depth – impedance relationship that describes the impedance has the frequency-dependent of v?. This frequency dependence holds when the effective short-ring thickness is sufficiently thicker than the skin depth. In practice, many short-rings do not have sufficient thickness for mid to low frequency. Therefore the lossy voice coil impedance characteristics deviate from the idealized lossy impedance model. The short-ring thickness is implemented in t

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