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Join Date: Oct 2008
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I'd appeciate some guidance on horn efficiency. What info I've been able to find suggests efficiencies of from 30% to 85% - so it could be anybodies guess!
I made my own-design wide-range horn and I reckon it's efficiency is 10% at most - probably less. I'd really like to know what efficiency it would be reasonble to expect and is there a theoretical maximum - or any comments. |
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Note that efficiency is frequency dependent because electrical impedance is not flat and 2.83V/1m sensitivity is not flat either. It may be as high as 50% for some frequencies and as low as 10% for others.
Try Hornresp software if you haven't got it yet.
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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Isn't some generaly accepted working efficiency range for horns then? In the same way you'd know the general efficiency for a relex speaker say, or a class A or class B amp - or D or G for that matter.
Thanks BTW, I've now got Hornresp - I'll give it the attention it deserves once the balsa dust has settled. |
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