To calculate the port length of a round port, enter the diameter of the port (D), the box volume (Vb) in cubic feet,
and the desired tuning frequency (Fb). Here is the formula we use: ((14630000*(D/2)*(D/2))/((Fb*Fb*Vb*1728)-(1463*(D/2)))) Please
compare your answers with other programs that include other allowances such as tapered ports.
Port Diameter (D)
Box Volume (Vb)
Tuning Frequency (Fb)
Port Length
inches
cubic feet
hertz
inches
Slot Port Length Calculator
To calculate the port length of a slot port, enter the width and height of the port, the box volume (Vb) in cubic feet,
and the desired tuning frequency (Fb).
Port Width
Port Height
Box Volume (Vb)
Tuning Frequency (Fb)
Port Length
inches
inches
cubic feet
hertz
inches
Volume Calculator - Rectangular/Square Enclosures
Measure the outside dimensions
of your enclosure and the material thickness,
then enter the numbers below to calculate interior volume.
**Note: If you used dividers and/or braces, the volume of each
divider/brace will need to be subtracted from the interior volume.
Width
Height
Depth
Thickness
Interior Volume
inches
inches
inches
inches
cubic feet
Volume Calculator - Wedge Enclosures 1
Measure the outside dimensions
of your enclosure and the material thickness,
then enter the numbers below to calculate interior volume.
**Note: If you used dividers and/or braces, the volume of each divider/brace
will need to be subtracted from the interior volume.
Width
Height
Depth
Thickness
Interior Volume
inches
inches
inches
inches
cubic feet
Volume Calculator - Wedge Enclosures 2
Measure the outside dimensions
of your enclosure and the material thickness,
then enter the numbers below to calculate interior volume.
**Note: If you used dividers and/or braces, the volume of each divider/brace
will need to be subtracted from the interior volume.
Width
Height 1
Height 2
Depth
Thickness
Interior Volume
inches
inches
inches
inches
inches
cubic feet
Volume Calculator - Tube/Cylinder Enclosures
Measure the outside dimensions of your enclosure and the material thickness,
then enter the numbers below to calculate interior volume.
**Note: If you used dividers and/or braces, the volume of each
divider/brace will need to be subtracted from the interior volume.