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The vented example (Ciare 12.00SW in 55 L, tuned to 32 Hz) at 100 W, half space, 1 m. Simulated when this page was built. Open this example
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Why does the port on my 12-inch sub go over the line at 200 W?
- get_workspaceVented · Ciare 12.00SW · 55 L · 200 W
- simulate_workspaceas saved
- simulate_workspaceoverrides · numPorts 2, not saved
- render_simulation_graphsportVelocity
- read_doc/docs/reference/tiles/port-velocity
At 200 W your 10 cm port peaks at 28.4 m/s near 30 Hz, over the 17 m/s line. Two 10 cm ports bring it down to 14.2 m/s, but each has to be 77 cm long to keep the 32 Hz tuning (the single port is 36 cm). Port Velocity