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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: alsace
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Hi!
I presently began to perform some T/S parameters measurements with the added mass method in LIMP. I just found that "Le" value in the exported CVS file is quite different than what I can read in the result window ; did anyone remark the same thing?Thanks
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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Happens to me as well. Not sure why though.
You could check the correct value with the RCL sampling tool as I have found it correct with many components from resistors to caps and inductors. 1k would probably be good as most mfgrs spec at that frequency. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: alsace
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Hi David,
Yes it's a bug, in any case confirmed by another french user of LIMP. BTW, on my W5-876SA Tang-Band woofer I measured 2.06mH with my selfmeter, so approx. near 1Khz. The T/S calculator in LIMP gave me Le = 4.61mH, same value with or without an added mass. And I read 2.6mH at 1Khz on the inductive impedance curve with the LIMP RLC tool... So quite different values...As I read it sometimes, it seems that at least some T/S parameters are difficult to catch! Cheers, Hubert
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