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8th October 2007, 05:13 PM
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Mixed cap & coil values in 12db/octave
For 5.6uF in 6db/octave, high pass would be at 7000Hz
For 0.22mH in 6db/octave, low pass would be at around 2900Hz Wonder is there a calculation to determine what is the xover value if i put a cap with 5.6uF, and parallel with a coil of 0.22mH, in a 12db/octave butterworth network? |
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10th October 2007, 01:24 PM
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The filter is unlikely to have a Butterworth response but it will be 12dB/octave. Butterworth (or any other alignment) requires a specific ratio between the two parts.
As for the results - easiest and best is just to simulate it.
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