Dictionary of Audio Terms (a glossary of audio terminology)
Acoustic inertance
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A type of acoustic reactance that corresponds to inductive reactance in an electrical circuit. (The resistance to movement or reactance offered by the sound medium because of the inertia of the effective mass of the medium.) Measured in acoustic ohms. |
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Acoustic inertance -- A type of acoustic reactance that corresponds to inductive reactance in an electrical circuit. (The resistance to movement or reactance offered by the sound medium because of the inertia of the effective mass of the medium.) Measured in acoustic ohms.
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