Question: This question is about a loudspeaker being used as a microphone. A sinusoidal sound wave ( from another source ) impinges on the speaker cone.

This question is about a loudspeaker being used as a microphone. A sinusoidal sound wave (from another source) impinges on the speaker cone. The sound level directly in front of the cone is 93.7 dB SPL. The frequency is 100 Hz. The speaker cone has an effective diameter of 0.25 m, a mass of 60 g, and a B1=2.2 Tm. Recall that e=Blv and f=Bli. Assume that the quantities not given can be neglected; e.g. the mechanical stiffness can be ignored. (a)(8 points) Determine the RMS voltage at the electrical terminals. To get full marks, include the full circuit diagram including transformers, labelled with the correct values and units. (b)(2 points) Determine the peak-to-peak travel of the voice coil.

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