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14th May 2009, 09:05 AM
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SPICE modelling for crossover design
I am using SPICE to try and get some baseline figures for a 3 way crossover I am working on. Does anyone know what the AC input on the simulation should be set to (ball park figures) for an amplifier output into the crossover?
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14th May 2009, 06:42 PM
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The standard value is 2,83 V rms, which translates to 1 W into 8 Ohm. Although the frequency response should not depend on the voltage, so any value will do up to the amplifier's maximum output.
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