Study on adjustable low-frequency sound absorbers based on digital shunt loudspeakers

Yubing Xu,Chaonan Cong

Journal of Physics: Conference Series(2024)

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Abstract
Abstract Low-frequency noise is a critical frequency band that affects people’s physical and mental health. Traditional sound absorption technology is limited in effectiveness at low frequencies due to spatial constraints. Shunt loudspeakers, which consist of a loudspeaker connected to a shunt circuit, have emerged as a rapidly developing solution for low-frequency noise control. However, most shunt circuits are implemented using analog circuits, resulting in poor stability and accuracy due to the presence of parasitic resistance. As a result of this situation, this paper proposes an adjustable low-frequency sound absorber based on digital shunt loudspeakers, where the shunt circuit is realized through digital synthetic impedance based on FPGA technology. Additionally, the acoustic impedance can be easily adjusted by the digital shunt circuit without relying on cavity depth adjustments. Experimental results validate that the proposed sound absorber offers excellent performance in adjustable low-frequency sound absorption, thus confirming its theoretical basis.
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