In this video, i have explained Comparison of Cone Type and Horn Type Loudspeaker in Audio and Video Engineering, Television Engineering with following timecodes:

0:00 - Audio Video System / Television Engineering Lecture Series
0:22 - Outlines on Comparison of Cone Type and Horn Type Loudspeaker
0:55 - Structure of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
0:55 - Structure of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
2:29 - Diaphragm of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
3:12 - Transfer of Mechanical Energy of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
4:20 - Matching of Mechanical Impedance of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
5:18 - Efficiency of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
5:44 - Frequency Response of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
6:51 - SNR of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
7:12 - Distortion of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
7:33 - Directivity of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
8:04 - Power Handling Capacity of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
8:51 - Impedance of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
9:16 - Size of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
9:43 - Cost of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker
10:04 - Applications of Cone Type Loudspeaker and Horn Type Loud Loudspeaker

Following points are covered in this video:

0. Loudspeaker
1. Horn Type Loudspeaker
2. Cone Type Loudspeaker
3. Basics of Horn Type Loudspeaker
4. Basics of Cone Type Loudspeaker
5. Comparison of Cone Type and Horn Type Loudspeaker

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Details of Comparison of Cone Type and Horn Type Loudspeaker:

Cone type and horn type loudspeakers are two popular types of loudspeakers that are used in a wide range of audio systems. Here are some key differences between the two types:

Cone Type Loudspeaker:

Cone type loudspeakers have a cone-shaped diaphragm that is attached to a coil of wire and suspended within a frame by a flexible surround.
The diaphragm vibrates in response to changes in the input signal, which creates sound waves that are projected out of the front of the loudspeaker.
Cone type loudspeakers are relatively simple and inexpensive to manufacture and are commonly used in smaller audio systems such as bookshelf speakers and portable Bluetooth speakers.
They typically have a wide dispersion pattern, meaning that sound waves are projected in many directions.
Horn Type Loudspeaker:

Horn type loudspeakers use a horn to amplify and direct the sound waves produced by a driver.
The driver is a cone-shaped diaphragm that is attached to a coil of wire and suspended within a frame by a flexible surround.
The driver is mounted at the narrow end of the horn, which gradually widens towards the mouth of the horn.
Horn type loudspeakers are commonly used in larger audio systems such as concert sound systems and public address systems where high sound pressure levels are required.
They typically have a narrower dispersion pattern, meaning that sound waves are directed in a more focused manner.
In terms of performance, horn type loudspeakers are generally more efficient than cone type loudspeakers, meaning that they can produce higher sound pressure levels for a given input power. Horn type loudspeakers are also more directional, which can be an advantage in some applications where focused sound projection is required. However, cone type loudspeakers are often more compact and more suitable for smaller audio systems or where wide dispersion is desirable.

In summary, both cone type and horn type loudspeakers have their own advantages and disadvantages, and the choice between the two will depend on the specific requirements of the audio system and the listening environment.