
doi: 10.1121/1.4914946
pmid: 25920872
Traditional loudspeaker equalization algorithms cannot decide the order of an equalizer before the whole equalization procedure has been completed. Designers have to try many times before they determine a proper order of the equalization filter. A method which solves this drawback is presented for loudspeaker equalization using balanced model truncation. The order of the equalizer can be easily decided using this algorithm and the error between the model and the loudspeaker can also be readily controlled. Examples are presented and the performance of the proposed method is discussed with comparative experiments.
Sound, Amplifiers, Electronic, Acoustics, Equipment Design, Models, Theoretical, Algorithms
Sound, Amplifiers, Electronic, Acoustics, Equipment Design, Models, Theoretical, Algorithms
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