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A device that converts an electrical signal from an amplifier into sound. A loudspeaker driver is an electromechanical-acoustic device with two...
Loudspeaker placement and selection (in 'Sound-reinforcement system' article)
Fixed sound systems are of two basic types: central and distributed. The central system employs loudspeakers reasonably close to the source of live so
Loudspeakers (in 'Sound-reinforcement system' article)
Loudspeakers may be direct radiators or horn-loaded drivers. The direct radiators are usually cone-type loudspeakers, but are sometimes bending-wave-t
Dispersion, directivity, sound power—of loudspeakers (in 'Sound-reproducing systems' article)
The preceding technical issues apply to both electronic devices and loudspeakers. However, loudspeakers radiate sound in all directions, so that measu
Power compression of loudspeakers (in 'Sound-reproducing systems' article)
As more power is delivered to a transducer, the voice coil heats up, the resistance increases, and the sound output is lower than it should be. This i
System components—loudspeakers (in 'Sound-reproducing systems' article)
The one audio component that remains stubbornly evolutionary is the loudspeaker. In basic form, cone and dome transducers of today look and work remar



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Figure 1. Cross section of a typical dynamic loudspeaker driver.
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Figure 10. Horn-loaded driver.
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Figure 2. Voice coil. (a) Coil wound on a former. (b) Magnetic flux, B, through an air gap in the magnet assembly where the voice coil is...
From Encyclopedia article 'Loudspeaker'
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