Hy,
iam looking for a Windows Software, where I can see the result of my active crosswork.
I think something like start with a frequenz and then in graph I see the result in view.
For soundcards ideal.
kind regards
iam looking for a Windows Software, where I can see the result of my active crosswork.
I think something like start with a frequenz and then in graph I see the result in view.
For soundcards ideal.
kind regards
Do you mean for simulation or measurement?
LTspice is good for simulation.
https://www.analog.com/en/design-center/design-tools-and-calculators/ltspice-simulator.html
LTspice is good for simulation.
https://www.analog.com/en/design-center/design-tools-and-calculators/ltspice-simulator.html
VituixCad. Has the possibility tro be loaded with real spl measurement (.frd or others) files, plus an immensely powerful optimizer for active analogue IC circuits or digital . You can basically define any transfer function of your filter of choice and then optimize your design accordingly.
I mean measurement. Not Spice.
Something like i can use with soundcard.
I my mind:
The Software put on line out a Frequenzband from 20 to 20Khz with 1V Level and the line in of the soundcard
records whats happen and show it on the screen in db or Level or similar . So in this wise.
You need an RTA ( real time analyser) if you want to perform it real time.
If you can accept offline ( not real time: you record the signal and then perform analysis) then REW will do it ( and many more things... for free).
Real spl measurement: recording of loudspeakers drivers ( not curve published by someone else (usually based on an average from loudspeaker manufacturers)).
If you can accept offline ( not real time: you record the signal and then perform analysis) then REW will do it ( and many more things... for free).
Real spl measurement: recording of loudspeakers drivers ( not curve published by someone else (usually based on an average from loudspeaker manufacturers)).
https://www.roomeqwizard.com/
But one thing about your crossover: what does matter is the outcome of acoustic curve, not the electrical one.
For soundcard well it depends what you expect ( and if you plan to use your computer for other things).
But if you don't have a soundcard yet, have interest in loudspeaker design/build then a Focusrite Scarlett would be my go to.
But one thing about your crossover: what does matter is the outcome of acoustic curve, not the electrical one.
For soundcard well it depends what you expect ( and if you plan to use your computer for other things).
But if you don't have a soundcard yet, have interest in loudspeaker design/build then a Focusrite Scarlett would be my go to.
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For LT SPice, is there anybody how knows how to set up the Outscreen that i see the Frequenzgang.
in in or decreaze the db not the Peak peak Level ?
So for better viewing ?
in in or decreaze the db not the Peak peak Level ?
So for better viewing ?