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Convention Paper

An Ironless Low Frequency Subwoofer Functioning under Its Resonance Frequency

Authors: Merit, Benoit; Lemarquand, Guy; Nemoff, Bernard

AES Convention 125 · Paper 7534 · October 2008

Abstract

A low frequency loudspeaker (10Hz-100Hz) is described. Its structure is totally ironless in order to avoid nonlinear effects due to the presence of iron. The large diaphragm and the high force factor of the loudspeaker lead to its high efficiency. Efforts have been made for reducing the non-linearities of the loudspeaker for a more accurate sound reproduction. In particular we have developed a motor totally made of permanent magnets, which create a uniform induction across the entire intended displacement of the coil. The motor linearity and the high force factor of this flat loudspeaker make it possible to function under its resonance

frequency with a great accuracy.

Details

Published in
AES Convention 125
AES Convention
125
Paper number
7534
Publication date
October 6, 2008
Session subject
Loudspeaker Design
Affiliation
Université du Maine; Orkidia Audio (See document for exact affiliation information.)
Type
Convention Paper