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Analogue electrical schemes of small acoustic elements

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Description

This lecture covers the modelling of small acoustic systems using electric representations, identifying basic acoustic components, and deriving analogue electrical quadripoles. It discusses closed and open ducts, acoustic losses, acoustic resistances, and junctions in acoustic systems.

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