Course Name

Design Theory and Manufacture of Loudspeakers

Course Description

This course deal with actual hands on design of multi-way loudspeaker systems. A typical system design workflow is introduced.  The basic relationship between driver parameters and performance is explained, and various enclosure and crossover configuration trade-offs are presented.

Teacher

Wei-Jung Wu

Class Name

Graduate Program of Electro-acoustics

(2^st year)

Semester

2

Course Property

Elective

Language of Instruction

Chinese

Credit

3

Course Objectives

Realize relationship between driver parameters and loudspeaker design.

Basic/Core Learning Outcomes

1.     Student can apply basic science to discover, evaluate, diagnose, and solve electric-acoustic problems through systematic thinking.

2.     Students can apply mathematical models to describe and analyze electric-acoustic related questions as well as develop abilities to design and execute research.

3.     Students can collect data, define questions, and carry out analysis to obtain conclusions as well as to develop abilities in thesis writing.

4.     Students can integrate electro-acoustic engineering-related knowledge to analyze, design, and solve problems by themselves.

5.     Students can effectively communicate, clearly express themselves, serve in leadership roles, and collaborate with others in different fields.

6.     Students can develop the abilities of self learning innovative thinking, and sustained development in the electric-acoustic field.

7.     Students can master trends in international electro-acoustic industry and cultivate related skills.

8.     Students can possess professional ethics and carry out social responsibilities.