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- Acoustic Power Efficiency — Loudspeaker efficiency (η):
- Active Crossover — High-Pass Biquad (IIR) — Digital Butterworth HPF coefficients:
- Amplifier Efficiency Classes — Class A:
- Bandpass Enclosure — 4th-order bandpass — two chamber volumes:
- Battery Runtime Calculation — How long will battery power the system without alternator?
- Box Volume from Dimensions — Rectangular:
- CEA-2006 Amplifier Rating Standard — Conditions for valid CEA-2006 rating:
- Damping Factor — Definition:
- Distortion Measurement Procedure — THD+N measurement:
- First-Order (6 dB/octave) Crossover — Component values:
- Fourth-Order Linkwitz-Riley (24 dB/octave) — Most common professional crossover order.
- Ground Resistance and Noise — Ground loop noise voltage:
- Impedance Measurement Procedure — Two-resistor method:
- Measuring Amplifier Gain — Procedure for setting and verifying gain:
- Measuring Frequency Response — Equipment:
- Measuring SPL (Maximum Output) — Standard test conditions:
- Ohm's Law and Power — The foundation of all electrical work in car audio.
- Parametric EQ Biquad Coefficients — Peaking filter:
- Ported Box — Helmholtz Resonance — Tuning frequency:
- Power Measurement — True power (real power):
- RMS Power from Waveforms — Sine wave:
- Room Modes and Cabin Resonance — Axial room modes (one dimension):
- SPL Addition — Adding independent sources (different signals):
- SPL vs Power vs Distance — SPL from power:
- Sealed Box — System Parameters — System resonance:
- Second-Order (12 dB/octave) Butterworth — Component values:
- Speaker Impedance — Series and Parallel — Series:
- Speed of Sound — c = 331.4 × √(1 + T_celsius / 273.15) [m/s]
- Voltage Drop in DC Circuits — Formula:
- Wavelength — λ = c / f