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           Efficiency/Sensitivity
           Importance: Relates to how efficiently a speaker converts electrical power into sound.
           Details: Sensitivity is measured in decibels (dB) per watt at a specific distance.
           Application: Influences amplifier choice and overall system efficiency.
           Distortion

           Importance: Distortion affects sound quality.
           Details: Includes harmonic distortion, intermodulation distortion, and transient distortion.
           Application: Minimizing distortion leads to cleaner sound reproduction.
           Importance: Dynamics refer to a speaker’s ability to handle varying loudness levels.

           Details: Assess transient response and compression effects.
           Application: Crucial for accurate reproduction of music’s dynamic range.
           Remember, while these measurements provide  valuable engineering  data, subjective  listening  tests remain
           essential for evaluating musicality and overall speaker quality. The combination of objective measurements and
           human perception ensures a well-designed loudspeaker
           Circuit  diagram
           EC60268

           IEC60268 is categorized into several parts, however, part a, b and c are the most relatable in evaluating speaker
           performance
           Part a: The standard on analogue and digital amplifiers specifies the characteristics of amplifiers in a sound
           system for professional or household applications.
           Part b: The standard for evaluating microphones using measurement of impedance, sensitivity, polar patterns,
           dynamics, etc.

           Part c:  The  standard  on  loudspeakers,  excluding  loudspeakers  with  built-in  amplifiers.  The  purpose  of  this
           standard is to define the characteristics of loudspeakers using the measurement parameters that have been
           previously mentioned, such as frequency response and impulse response.
           EN50332
           EN50332 is divided into two parts
           Part 1: When the standardized sound track is played, the speaker’s output sound pressure should be less than
           100dBA. This evaluation needs to be done by a “Head and Torso Simulator (HATS)”.
           Part 2: If the speaker uses a battery as its power supply, its highest output voltage should be under 150 mV.





























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