How to calculate weight "seen" by a voice coil
How to calculate weight "seen" by a voice coil
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I want to know how to calculate the weight "seen" by the voice coil in this transducer. Link - http://imgur.com/tAO4wE0.
They way the speaker is arranged is there are 12 slats of carbon fiber attached to a thrust bearing on the topside and a voice coil on the bottom. An extra 24 neoprene slats cover and seal the inside. The weight of eacth carbon slat is .26 x 12 is 3.12 grams. The weight of the neoprene is 9.8 grams and the weight of the voice coil is 4.2 grams what would be the weight that the voice coil would have to move?
They way the speaker is arranged is there are 12 slats of carbon fiber attached to a thrust bearing on the topside and a voice coil on the bottom. An extra 24 neoprene slats cover and seal the inside. The weight of eacth carbon slat is .26 x 12 is 3.12 grams. The weight of the neoprene is 9.8 grams and the weight of the voice coil is 4.2 grams what would be the weight that the voice coil would have to move?





RE: How to calculate weight "seen" by a voice coil
RE: How to calculate weight "seen" by a voice coil
> the friction of the bearings
> the desired sound pressure
coupled with the inefficiency of the transducer
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