Decibels (dB) and sones are both units used to measure loudness, but they represent different aspects. Decibels measure the physical […]

DML speaker distortion occurs when a speaker’s diaphragm moves the driver cone beyond its intended range, resulting in audible artifacts

Equal loudness contours represent the sound pressure levels at different frequencies that are perceived as equally loud. These contours illustrate

Spectral noise density (NSD) is a measure of the noise power within a given frequency band. It quantifies the random

The conversion from decibels (dB) to sones (S) quantifies loudness by considering the subjective perception of sound. The Fletcher-Munson curves

The mass corner of a loudspeaker represents the frequency at which the cone’s mass-controlled response transitions to a stiffness-controlled response.

The Speakers Lab at IUPUI, affiliated with the Department of Communication Studies, is an ecosystem that nurtures public speaking development.

Acoustic guitars rely on the natural resonance of their bodies to produce sound, while amplified guitars use pickups to convert

Power spectral density (PSD) quantifies the distribution of noise power across different frequencies, providing insight into the characteristics of noise

A loudspeaker circuit consists of essential components like drivers, crossover networks, inductors, capacitors, and resistors, arranged in series or parallel

Data migration involves converting data from one source to another, typically involving extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL) processes. This conversion

A Gibbs free energy of formation table provides a comprehensive collection of thermodynamic data for various chemical species, including elements,