Hello,
I have to buy a 82uF capacitator for the crossover circuit of the tweeter. I will use it in parallel to prevent the tweeter playing too low frequency, so there's no need to be high quality cap I will use a bipolar.
Raugh or smooth bipolar cap? What's the difference? From the specification it seems Raugh has a higher voltage ratingso it should be better.But I've seen that smooth caps are used in a lot of kit.
Another thing I don't understand is VAC, VDC terms.
http://www.lautsprechershop.de/hifi/condens_en.htm#elko_glatt
So a smooth bipolar cap with 82uF has 100Vdc/35Vac
How many watts in 8ohm will support that capacitator?
From my raw calculation the tweeter with my choosen cross point will be feed with max 25W at full amplifier power.
Thank you
I have to buy a 82uF capacitator for the crossover circuit of the tweeter. I will use it in parallel to prevent the tweeter playing too low frequency, so there's no need to be high quality cap I will use a bipolar.
Raugh or smooth bipolar cap? What's the difference? From the specification it seems Raugh has a higher voltage ratingso it should be better.But I've seen that smooth caps are used in a lot of kit.
Another thing I don't understand is VAC, VDC terms.
http://www.lautsprechershop.de/hifi/condens_en.htm#elko_glatt
So a smooth bipolar cap with 82uF has 100Vdc/35Vac
How many watts in 8ohm will support that capacitator?
From my raw calculation the tweeter with my choosen cross point will be feed with max 25W at full amplifier power.
Thank you