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How a boundary condition of a port in Loudspeaker enclosure should be applied ??

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Hi, I'm researching on the control of loudspeaker.

In my current stage, I should design a port of the loudspeaker enclosure.

That is, I should design the port that is normally located in the enclosure box as a square hole.

Until now, I've put the boundary condition on the outermost acoustic surface of port as a radiation boundary condition (in Acoustic domain).

Unfortunately, the expected results of pressure response according to the variation of port design are not obtained.

The boundary condition I gave is not appropriate??
Or should I give a more detail boundary condition on it??

Is there anyone has a similar experience to my case??

Sincerely yours,




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