Driver T/S Parameters Tile

How the driver T/S parameters tile presents datasheet parameters, derived values, and temporary adjustments.

Direct answer

The Driver T/S Parameters tile shows the active driver parameters that feed the simulator, plus derived efficiency and sensitivity values.

What it measures

• Core Thiele-Small parameters for the selected driver.
• Derived reference efficiency and estimated sensitivity values.
• Temporary T/S adjustment controls where enabled in the tile.

Why it matters

• The simulator is only as good as the driver parameters it receives.
• Derived values help sanity-check the entered data.
• Temporary adjustments make it easier to see how parameter uncertainty affects the graphs.

How to read it in 00 Simulator

• Use the tile to confirm that the selected driver and parameters match the intended model.
• Treat derived sensitivity as a consistency check, not a replacement for measured response.
• When adjusting T/S values, watch the graphs for sensitivity to manufacturing or measurement variation.

What good, warning, and bad usually look like

Good

The T/S set is complete, plausible, and matches the selected driver variant.

Warning

One parameter looks inconsistent with the rest and should be checked against a datasheet.

Bad

The driver data is incomplete or mismatched, making downstream simulation results unreliable.

Common false conclusions

• A complete T/S table does not include full frequency response, distortion, or thermal compression behavior.
• Temporary adjustments are exploration tools, not permanent datasheet corrections.
• Different impedance variants of the same model should not be treated as interchangeable without checking data.

App behavior notes

• The UI tile id is `driver-ts`.
• The tile is intentionally not a deep component-library management reference.