Σε a, 10 sealed bandpass (sbp), Vented (v) 3 – Soundstream Technologies SPL 170 User Manual

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10

Sealed
Bandpass
(SBP)

Vented (Continued)

4.5 ft

3

@ 25 Hz (Two

4" x 16" ports) -
D e s i g n e d f o r
thunderous home
theater bass. Use with
20 Hz high pass filter
for very high power
handling.





Sealed Bandpass

Rear = .87 ft

3

sealed

Front = 1.5 ft

3

@ 75

Hz (Five 4" x 10"
ports) - Very high
o u t p u t i n t i n y
enclosure. Great for
SPL vehicles -- 102
dB with 2.83 volts
input! Response
limited to 45 to 100
Hz.

Rear = 1.2 ft

3

sealed

Front = 1.5 ft

3

@ 62

Hz (Three 4" x 10"
ports) - High output
with response to 35
Hz. Good enclosure
for Rock and Rap
music. 100 dB with
2.83 volts input.

Rear = 2 ft

3

sealed

Front = 1.5 ft

3

@ 53

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SPECIAL APPLICATION NOTE:

The three enclosures above have been designed with flexibility in mind. One
single enclosure could be constructed to utilize all three response curves. An
adjustable rear volume and port "covers" could allow use of all three

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Footnote: The Physics of Heat Transfer

Heat energy, q, radiated between two bodies is determined by the formula:

q

1-2

=

σε

A

1

F

1−2

(

T

14

T

24

)

An important part of this equation is

ε which is the “emissivity”. The larger ε is, the more heat

transfer takes place.

ε

is largest for a black surface (1.0). That’s why wood stoves and car

radiators are painted black.

HEAT TRANSFER AND THE

SPL170 -- 30 % BETTER COOLING

One of the major features of the SPL170 is its incorporation of materials and coatings to
provide transfer and elimination of heat.

When heat is produced in the voice coil, it must be removed. During speaker operation,
heat from the voice coil is radiated and convected into the air and metal in the motor
parts.

The SPL170 includes unique aluminum plates attached to the top, pole and back plates
to increase heat conduction from the steel parts. Additionally, the steel parts are black
coated to increase their ability to absorb heat from the voice coil.

Tests show almost 30% improved heat transfer from the 170’s voice coil. This produces a
dual benefit to power handling and output:

1.

More power handling before voice coil meltdown.

2.

Reduced electrical resistance in the voice coil windings resulting in more current flow

capability.

ALUMINUM

COOLING

PLATES

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