Try:
Circuit Theory and Techniques Vol. 1 and 2
by Hans Goodman
Publisher: Brisbane: Wiley, 1985-1986
ISBN 0471334006 (vol. 1)
ISBN 0471334057 (vol. 2)
ISBN 0471334049 (set)
I found both to be one of the best set of introductory books on electronics. The chapters have enough examples for every theory presented and the chapters themselves are not at all math-intensive [HS math is enough]. But for curious readers, the derivations are included in Appendixes.
The first few chapters deal with the basics of circuit theory and analysis. The succeeding chapters uses those basic theories to explain circuit behaviour comprising resistors, inductors or capacitors and combinations of the three. Then resonance is introduced before the basics of filters (or crossovers). The remaining chapters are about 3-Phase circuits, Transmission Lines, 2-Port Networks and so on, which you might find interesting as well
I don't know if there is another Brisbane in the world, but if you're from Brisbane, AU, I'm pretty sure your local public library will have copies of both (as I first found out about the two in our local public library). Try a nearby TAFE college as well since the author was once (or is still) a TAFE instructor if memory serves me well.
hth
Isaac
Circuit Theory and Techniques Vol. 1 and 2
by Hans Goodman
Publisher: Brisbane: Wiley, 1985-1986
ISBN 0471334006 (vol. 1)
ISBN 0471334057 (vol. 2)
ISBN 0471334049 (set)
I found both to be one of the best set of introductory books on electronics. The chapters have enough examples for every theory presented and the chapters themselves are not at all math-intensive [HS math is enough]. But for curious readers, the derivations are included in Appendixes.
The first few chapters deal with the basics of circuit theory and analysis. The succeeding chapters uses those basic theories to explain circuit behaviour comprising resistors, inductors or capacitors and combinations of the three. Then resonance is introduced before the basics of filters (or crossovers). The remaining chapters are about 3-Phase circuits, Transmission Lines, 2-Port Networks and so on, which you might find interesting as well
I don't know if there is another Brisbane in the world, but if you're from Brisbane, AU, I'm pretty sure your local public library will have copies of both (as I first found out about the two in our local public library). Try a nearby TAFE college as well since the author was once (or is still) a TAFE instructor if memory serves me well.
hth
Isaac
Is there a site with some good stuff on xover basics..... things like how to start making a xover and tweaking etc
I bought the loudspeaker design cookbook, but it seems that if you understand this book you prob don't need it!
Check this link:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/vendors-bazaar/215967-diy-loudspeaker-construction-2.html
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