Re: Anyone wanna help me do a cross over design? Measurement files attached
I doubt the tweeter can handle a low crossover, but if you are adventurous you could try this: cross at 1700hz with a cascaded BW1+BW2 filter on both woofer and tweeter. Pretty sure the tweeter stays positive polarity. Intended for horns where the tweeter is 1/4 wavelength behind the woofer at crossover, and provides a third order roll off with LR lobing behaviour.
Re: Anyone wanna help me do a cross over design? Measurement files attached
Originally Posted by ryanbouma
Nice one Pete. I don't have PCD right now but will look into it later. Looks like there's a notch on the woofer at 900hz? How expensive is that
The woofer circuit is 5 components.
Before the XO, I have a parallel RLC consisting of 1.2mH, 22uF, 9.1 Ohm, followed by a low pass consisting of .9mH and 27uF.
The tweeter has a parallel RC before the XO consisting of .68uF and 18 Ohm. Then a HP section consisting of 2.2uF and .12mH.
Then, the fun begins. In parallel with the tweeter are three separate series networks.
1.8mH, 2.8uF, 10 Ohm (impedance compensation)
.11mH, 12uF, 2.5 Ohm (pass band EQ)
.05mH, 1.2uF (HF resonance notch)
Last edited by Pete Schumacher ®; 06-24-2012 at 06:06 PM.
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