Identifying the nonlinear mechanical behaviour of micro-speakers from their quasi-linear electrical response
Identifying the nonlinear mechanical behaviour of micro-speakers from their quasi-linear electrical response
In this study model identification of the nonlinear dynamics of a micro-speaker is carried out by purely electrical measurements, avoiding any explicit vibration measurements. It is shown that a dynamic model of the micro-speaker, which takes into account the nonlinear damping characteristic of the device, can be identified by measuring the response between the voltage input and the current flowing into the coil. An analytical formulation of the quasi-linear model of the micro-speaker is first derived and an optimisation method is then used to identify a polynomial function which describes the mechanical damping behaviour of the micro-speaker. The analytical results of the quasi-linear model are compared with numerical results. This study potentially opens up the possibility of efficiently implementing nonlinear echo cancellers.
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Zilletti, Michele
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Zilletti, Michele, Marker, Arthur, Elliott, Stephen and Holland, Keith
(2017)
Identifying the nonlinear mechanical behaviour of micro-speakers from their quasi-linear electrical response.
Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, 88, .
(doi:10.1016/j.ymssp.2016.10.018).
Abstract
In this study model identification of the nonlinear dynamics of a micro-speaker is carried out by purely electrical measurements, avoiding any explicit vibration measurements. It is shown that a dynamic model of the micro-speaker, which takes into account the nonlinear damping characteristic of the device, can be identified by measuring the response between the voltage input and the current flowing into the coil. An analytical formulation of the quasi-linear model of the micro-speaker is first derived and an optimisation method is then used to identify a polynomial function which describes the mechanical damping behaviour of the micro-speaker. The analytical results of the quasi-linear model are compared with numerical results. This study potentially opens up the possibility of efficiently implementing nonlinear echo cancellers.
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Accepted/In Press date: 19 October 2016
e-pub ahead of print date: 28 November 2016
Published date: 1 May 2017
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/404115
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