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Dictionary of Audio Terms (a glossary of audio terminology)
Force factor
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(of an electroacoustic transducer) The complex quotient of the force required to block the mechanical or acoustic system, divided by the corresponding current in the electrical system. The complex quotient of the resultant open-circuit voltage in the electric system divided by the velocity in the mechanical or acoustic system. |

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Force factor -- (of an electroacoustic transducer) The complex quotient of the force required to block the mechanical or acoustic system, divided by the corresponding current in the electrical system. The complex quotient of the resultant open-circuit voltage in the electric system divided by the velocity in the mechanical or acoustic system.
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