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An axisymmetric model of a rigid piston in an infinite baffle is used to exemplify the Exterior Field Calculation feature of the Acoustics Module. The radiation results provided by the COMSOL Multiphysics® software are compared to analytical results for the on-axis radiation ... Read More
This model showcases how to solve for the scattered field when knowing the incident field for three different types of scatterer, that is, an infinitely rigid one, a cavity and an elastic inclusion. This formulation can be useful when the scatterer is in the far field of the source, so ... Read More
This model shows how to use the scattered-field formulation to compute the transmission coefficient for impinging P and S plane elastic waves onto a finite-size phononic crystal. The transmission tends to zero in the frequency ranges corresponding to P- and S-wave band gaps, as ... Read More
Coupling acoustics in liquids or gases with structural mechanics has applications in many engineering fields, including loudspeakers, acoustic sensors, nondestructive testing, and medical ultrasound diagnostics. This tutorial model demonstrates how to model the interaction between sound ... Read More
This model presents a practical and efficient method to compute the sound transmission loss (STL) through a building component. Specifically, this example treats the case of a double-glazed window. The method used here is valid for structural components that have a small influence on ... Read More
Analyzing resonances is essential when designing loudspeakers. Resonances can originate from various components, with the diaphragm being a significant source. Traditional approaches to controlling diaphragm resonances have different benefits and drawbacks. A more advanced approach is to ... Read More
When high-fidelity measurement microphones are calibrated, a pressure reciprocity calibration method is used. During calibration, two microphones are connected at each end of a closed cylindrical cavity. For the calibration procedure, it is important to understand the acoustic field ... Read More
This example demonstrates how to use a background field in a sound scattering problem. The application is an acoustic invisibility cloak made of a metamaterial. Two different types of metamaterials are used, one using an anisotropic acoustic material with varying properties and one using ... Read More
