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diyAudio Moderator
Join Date: Nov 2005
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Hi
Im fooling around with my speaker xo I figured I needed to try and change an inductor Originally its a toroid, 4mH I took 2meter thick enamelled coil wire, and made yet another layer upon the original Vupti, and suddenly I had a 7mH inductor The new winding shows 0.45mH But coupled in series I get 7mH But only connected the right way, and if coupled wrong it only gives 1.5mH Havent tried it yet, but now there are obviously several ways to use this Either in series or seperately, maybe as part of a 3.order Or I could make a layer with little less windings and get maybe like 6mH ![]() |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Sydney
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Tinitus,
as a series or tapped inductor it would be good, but as part of a 3rd order, wouldn't it act like a transformer, somewhat bypassing the middle C element? Being lazy, I managed an adjustible inductor, starting with 9mH wound around an iron core, by using a hammer I could adjust from ~1mH - 9mH depending on how much iron was inside the coil... too crude, I know
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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I have thought about whether there is some unfortunate "coupling" from having both windings on same core Your "adjustable" inductor sound like fun Toroids are i the xo now, and it seems to work, somehow Its better, but not perfect yet As it is now I think I will rebuild them completely, with thicker wire, and consider to use them fore 2.order only Experiment goes on |
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diyAudio Moderator
Join Date: Nov 2005
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Quick update
This "double-inductor" really seem to work I have had a hard time with phase issues, and couldnt find where it was With a 2.order xo bass was all over the place, and the same with 1.order, even though the rest sounded really nice, there was phase issues Bass was really awfull no matter what I did And believe me, I have tried every possible driver polarity This toroid core with double windings, forming a 3.order filter(electrical) bass is like magic and transformed from awfully pounding into really nice, tight and detailed bass Seems phase is not to be taken lightly An old danish saying comes to mind...heard it from an old lady "Even a blind hen finds seeds" Still ongoing experiments My Xover, fore what its worth |
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