I purchased subwoofer with thielsmall parameters.
The DCR claimed is 3.6 ohm mentioned by company.
But when i check with my digital multimeter it is showing 3.9 ohms.
This piece was specially tested for me by the supplier fotr thielsmall parameter.
When i ask them, they told that they put the same what is given to them by voice coil manufacturer.
I don't understand why there is difference with digital multimeters.
The DCR claimed is 3.6 ohm mentioned by company.
But when i check with my digital multimeter it is showing 3.9 ohms.
This piece was specially tested for me by the supplier fotr thielsmall parameter.
When i ask them, they told that they put the same what is given to them by voice coil manufacturer.
I don't understand why there is difference with digital multimeters.
Much of the difference can be in the test probe lead wires and clips. Measuring low Ohms accurately is not easy. You could use a low Ohm 1 % resistor to check your meter and test leads. Some meters allow you to null out (tare or zero) the test leads.
Thanks for the help.
We first short the test lead & check the resistance.
Then check the speaker DC resistance. Then deduct the lead resistance.
This all is done still not understand why the error.
How much difference will be on thielsmall parameters like .qts, fs, spl & vas due to difference in DCR. ?
We first short the test lead & check the resistance.
Then check the speaker DC resistance. Then deduct the lead resistance.
This all is done still not understand why the error.
How much difference will be on thielsmall parameters like .qts, fs, spl & vas due to difference in DCR. ?
Qts will be a little higher, spl will be a little lower (less than 1 dB difference). Fs and Vas stay the same.
More important - when you play music loud, the voice coil gets hot and it's resistance increases - this will make a bigger difference.
More important - when you play music loud, the voice coil gets hot and it's resistance increases - this will make a bigger difference.
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