The Speaker Simulator

The speaker simulator is a windows program that helps you design loudspeaker and subwoofer enclosures.  Given driver and enclosure parameters it displays the frequency response for sealed, vented, 4th and 6th order bandpass enclosures.

An easy to use user interface guides you through the process so even your first design is completed quickly and easily.  The program's multiple document design makes it easy to compare different speakers and the response overlay feature allows comparison of different enclosure parameters for the same speaker.

Supported enclosure designs:
Sealed
Vented
4th order bandpass - vented front chamber, sealed rear chamber
6th order bandpass - vented front chamber, vented rear chamber
Isobarik - multiple driver designs

Other features:
Sortable Driver database makes it easy to store and recall driver information 
Port length and diameter calculator
Optimum box dimension calculator - box dimensions to avoid internal reflections
Thiele/Small parameter calculator - derive T/S parameters from electrical measurements
Graph response of small signal gain or SPL
Unit conversion calculator

Download the demo version
      View screen shots
      Read online help
      Register

If you want to keep this program please register.  You'll receive all the features listed above.

If  you have any questions 

  hits since 2/18/01



Screen Shots

Here is the main screen.  As shown, multiple frequency response plots can be overlaid.  Range of frequencies (x axis) and db/division (y axis) are adjustable via the menu or toolbar.  After driver parameters are entered, box volume and tuning frequencies are entered in the edit boxes at the top of the window.  Response is displayed by typing ENTER or clicking the Plot button.  The icon at the top left shows the box design currently selected.

 

Calculate dimensions for cylindrical ports.  Multiple ports can be used to decrease length.

 

This calculator guides you through a series of electrical measurements to derive the Thiele/Small parameters for an unknown driver.  See online help for more details.

 
 
 
 

http://www.ggimages.com/spsim