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Old 21st October 2009, 08:15 PM   #21
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that Pllxo article omits a few cases that need component value corrections.
Rs (the source output impedance) when feeding the High Pass and when feeding the Low Pass. The Low Pass is easy. R1+Rs = R'1

How does one correct the High Pass component values for a Rs<>0r0?

What does one do when the Low Pass has a resistance (Ramp) parallel to C1?
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Old 21st October 2009, 08:37 PM   #22
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But this is an active Sallen-Key filter...
I think this is still relevant no matter what type of filter is used

"I strongly suggest that resistor values should be not lower than 2k2 and no higher than 20k - this is a reasonable compromise between opamp loading and noise. " Rod Elliott

Maybe you didn't read it carefully.
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Old 21st October 2009, 08:55 PM   #23
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that Pllxo article omits a few cases that need component value corrections.
Rs (the source output impedance) when feeding the High Pass and when feeding the Low Pass. The Low Pass is easy. R1+Rs = R'1
I measured my ones after tey were built, I think you may omit it.

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How does one correct the High Pass component values for a Rs<>0r0?
I think that is not necessary because Rs is in series with C1, so no voltage-divider is built.

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What does one do when the Low Pass has a resistance (Ramp) parallel to C1?
It is in my opinion in series with C1. Even if there is an output impedance, there is still a voltage source.


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Old 21st October 2009, 08:59 PM   #24
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I think this is still relevant no matter what type of filter is used

"I strongly suggest that resistor values should be not lower than 2k2 and no higher than 20k - this is a reasonable compromise between opamp loading and noise. " Rod Elliott

Maybe you didn't read it carefully.
I read the article, some years ago. If you read Linkwitz, you will find anything around 10k.

Lower values are good for lower noise. But we are talking about a (kind of) b1 and not about an Opamp that would drive 600R without any problems.
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Old 22nd October 2009, 05:44 AM   #25
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That is why I suggested using 20K resistors.
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Old 22nd October 2009, 06:33 AM   #26
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Ok sow if i use something between 10 and 20 kohm it should be fine.
And i dont need to calculate with the input and output of the B1.

I will calculate some and see if can get any good standard values for the components.

Thanks everyone for your help.
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Old 22nd October 2009, 09:14 AM   #27
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And i dont need to calculate with the input and output of the B1.
the output impedance of the B1 is ~1k.
you must take this into account for all filters that follow it.

A theoretically correct filter can only achieve it's Q and turnover point when the source impedance is 0r0 and the load impedance is infinite.
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Old 22nd October 2009, 09:31 AM   #28
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He doesn't need to use the 1k resistor though.
Does he?
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there is a suggestion from the designer that the 1k was chosen to ensure stability into any load.
Some have suggested trying as low as 220r, conditional on checking stability.

Eliminating the output resistor and feeding into one or a pair of filters never entered the discussion.
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Default I am also interested in this XO

I just read this topic, as i was looking for an opamp less crossover for my Hiquphon+seas W15cy001 active setup. I will be using gainclone as amps and i had the same idea, with using PLLXO's between B1 or other buffers.
So more information please, who has build something like this? Can you post some pictures & shematics.
Could i also use this setup for balanced pre amp and power amp?
thanks.
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