Subwoofer Box Comparison Calculator:
Compare bandpass, sealed and vented frequency output graphs
for a subwoofer in one program.
Solving for tuning frequency.
for S=0.7 | use | b=0.7206 |
for S=0.6 | use | b=0.9560 |
for S=0.5 | use | b=1.2712 |
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sealed rear chamber Q | |
passband ripple | |
sensitivity gain |
low frequency f3 rolloff | |
speaker resonance frequency | |
speaker total Q |
high frequency f3 rolloff | |
low frequency f3 rolloff | |
speaker resonance frequency | |
speaker total Q |
front chamber port tuning frequency | |
sealed rear chamber Q | |
speaker resonance frequency | |
speaker total Q |
ported front chamber net volume | |
overall bandwidth | |
speaker total Q | |
equivalent air compliance |
sealed rear chamber net volume | |
equivalent air compliance | |
sealed rear chamber Q | |
speaker total Q |
maximum air volume displaced by cone excursion | |
cone effective radiation area | |
cone peak linear displacement |
cone effective radiation area | |
cone diameter plus one third of surround |
port or vent length | |
volume of enclosure or box | |
tuning frequency | |
end correction factor |
minimum port or vent diameter | |
maximum air volume displaced by cone excursion | |
tuning frequency |
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