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13th April 2004, 07:33 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Norway
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Mechanical Linkwitz-Greiner
Vidar Oeieraas has made a page where he talks about modifying a driver to implement a mechanical linkwitz-greiner filter. Has anyone here tried this?
The page. NB. The page is in Norwegian, but the illustrations should be clear enough. PS: For those of you who are curious about the lower drawings, he's talking about: (a) balancing the compliance behaviour of the spider and surround to improve linearity, (b) using a progressively thinner membrane to get a constant force-arm factor, and (c) shaping the dustcap and cone according to a horn (presumably tractrix) contour for a particular response and dispersion. |
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