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This is the flagship worksheet suite. It allows users to input Thiele-Small driver parameters, define the line length, and specify the cross-sectional areas at the start ( S0cap S sub 0 ) and end ( SLcap S sub cap L
: Newer versions (circa 2023) integrate tweeter T/S models, crossover designs (passive or active), and compensation circuits like Zobel or L-pads. Driver Configuration
Martin J. King is a retired mechanical engineer with a background in vibration analysis. In the early 2000s, he turned his analytical eye toward a long-standing problem in audio: the transmission line (TL) loudspeaker. Unlike ported boxes (bass reflex) or sealed enclosures, transmission lines were considered "black art"—tricky to model, difficult to build, and heavily reliant on trial and error.
Today, the worksheets remain a powerful and respected tool, a living legacy on a static website. They are a testament to the "quarter-wave" design philosophy and the enduring, positive impact of sharing knowledge—the very spirit that defines the best of the DIY audio world. For anyone looking to truly understand and master transmission line speakers, a journey to quarter-wave.com to explore Martin J. King's work is not just a recommendation; it is a rite of passage.
Unlike simpler software like BassBox Pro , MJK's sheets can model a speaker system "piece by piece," such as treating an MLTL separately from a TQWT to ensure accurate tuning.
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Section 1.0 : Introduction - Quarter Wavelength Loudspeaker Design
The Martin J. King Mathcad worksheets are a suite of proprietary templates built for PTC Mathcad software. Unlike simplified calculators that rely on loose rules of thumb, these worksheets solve one-dimensional wave equations with boundary conditions. They accurately predict how a specific speaker driver behaves inside a defined enclosure geometry. Key Capabilities
: Define the length of the line, cross-sectional areas ( S0cap S sub 0 for the start, SLcap S sub cap L
The worksheet generates SPL (Sound Pressure Level) graphs, cone excursion, impedance curve, and group delay.
The algorithms are versatile enough to simulate a wide variety of enclosure styles, ranging from basic TLs to advanced Mass Loaded Transmission Lines (MLTL).
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The sheets typically require older versions of Mathcad (often version 8 or 11) to run, which can make them difficult to use on modern operating systems without emulation.
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