I was reviewing crossovers for a two-way system design and remembered this crossover for the Adire Audio Bang project from a long time ago. I am using it as a starting point to reacquaint myself with the practical implementation of crossover networks.
A bit rusty but, I have a basic understanding of the Linkwitz crossovers and compensation networks. Trying to understand this modified design because it seems different.
Let's start with the tweeter, and what I think I think understand about the circuit:
Normally, I would simulate this in LTSpice, but can't get it to install on my machine and I'm little strapped for time for a complete analysis at the moment. Just trying to understand basically what's happening. Any input would be appreciated.
A bit rusty but, I have a basic understanding of the Linkwitz crossovers and compensation networks. Trying to understand this modified design because it seems different.
Let's start with the tweeter, and what I think I think understand about the circuit:
- First parallel RLC, I am assuming is the notch filter to flatten the tweeter response as mentioned.
- If the other resistors are removed, it would appear that the remaining LCs form the classic 4th order L-R filter.
- If the two statements above are correct, then what are the roles of the other resistors? Was thinking L pad, but that does not look right. Basic resistive compensation?
Normally, I would simulate this in LTSpice, but can't get it to install on my machine and I'm little strapped for time for a complete analysis at the moment. Just trying to understand basically what's happening. Any input would be appreciated.
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I'm also going to delete the links you posted because they run to ten's of thousands of characters as you can see here, and that can screw up page loading.
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