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say you have a dual voice coil speaker....you hook up one coil and you leave the other one disconnected.
then you take a dmm and measure the voltage going through the disconnected coil, are the voltages going through the disconnected coil a result of induced current from the other coil...OR...is it a result of the coil cutting through the magnetic lines of flux? or both? |
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I would guess both. Some soak from the other coil, and then some from the magnetic flux. Would end up acting alot like a guitar pickup in that regards.
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ive gotten as high as 90% efficiency at some higher frequencies, this is pretty interesting.
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