Microacoustics Modeling with COMSOL Multiphysics®
Länge: 50:17
In this archived webinar, you’ll get an introduction to microacoustic effects and how to model them using the COMSOL Multiphysics® software. We start by discussing common applications where microacoustic effects are present, such as microspeakers, microphones, and microelectromechanical systems. Then, we cover the features in COMSOL Multiphysics® for analyzing these effects, including the:
- Thermoviscous Acoustics interface
- Narrow Region Acoustics domain feature
- Thermoviscous Boundary Layer Impedance condition
In addition, we demonstrate how to analyze microacoustic effects using these features in an ear canal simulator model and a wax guard model.
Next Steps
- Try the ear canal simulator and wax guard tutorial models
Kapitelauswahl
Thermoviscous Features (2:09)
Propagating Wave (5:14)
The Acoustic Boundary Layer(s) (5:50)
Thermoviscous Effects at Play (8:14)
Thermoviscous Acoustics Modeling Options (10:13)
Thermoviscous Acoustics Interfaces (13:45)
Demo: Ear Canal Simulator (15:03)
Ports in Themoviscous Acoustics (29:32)
Demo: Wax Guard Acoustics (32:33)
Nonlinear Thermoviscous Acoustics (38:47)
Nonlinear Losses in Perforates (40:03)
Piezoelectric MEMS Speaker (41:13)
Miniature Transducer: Balanced Armature Type (41:38)
Microspeakers (42:32)
Perforates and MPPs (42:52)
Microphones (43:50)
Thermal Noise in Microphones (44:20)
Thin-Film Damping (45:31)
High Fidelity Simulations (47:26)