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This work continues a series of research by the authors and is devoted to studying the electroacoustic sound absorbers [1, 2]
The idea of constructing an active sound absorber apparently appeared in the middle of the last century and subsequently was further developed in our time
In addition to the works mentioned above containing both the results of theoretical analysis and the results of experimental studies, a number of studies [3,4,5,6,7] should be noted, which are based on finite element simulation of active sound absorbers
Summary
This work continues a series of research by the authors and is devoted to studying the electroacoustic sound absorbers [1, 2]. In addition to the works mentioned above containing both the results of theoretical analysis and the results of experimental studies, a number of studies [3,4,5,6,7] should be noted, which are based on finite element simulation of active sound absorbers. This was made possible due to introducing modern software that allows integrating process simulation of various physical nature. The aim of this work is to analyze possibilities of a speaker finite element simulation being a sound emitter in the COMSOL medium and to identify characteristic features of using this medium in studying active sound absorbers
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