Calculus III / Car Audio

[Ali1 10+ year member]

Anybody know howi can incorporate Calc III into car audio?

How can car audio use Calc III ?

Calc 3 includes double, triple integration, maximizing, minimizing, vector forms, tangent lines to curves, area under curves, speed, acceleration, angle of inclination, finding extrema, 2nd partial derivatives, and magnitude.......

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[Propimp 10+ year member]

very carefully... IDK

 

[lilmaniac2 5,000+ posts]

how a speaker accelerates air into sound waves ( im reaching here )

 

[bikinpunk 10+ year member]

EE uses differential equations. Set up a second order network (passive x-over) and go to town. *not an EE*

 

[dman4486 5,000+ posts]

you could use a sub and do power input to db output and make a curve.(also reaching)

 

[Ali1 10+ year member]

thanks for the ideas, will do!

 

[Ed Lester 10+ year member]

Also, acoustic engineering is similar to rocket science in some respects. Calculating port air velocities, predicting standing wave placement and high/low pressure areas within a given geometric shape of varying volumes is very useful.

Of course this is only useful in high SPL competition applications.