I can remember reading an article in the Dutch Elektuur magazine somewhere in the early '90s describing a project using a piezo tweeter with added weight mounted to a woofer cone to couple the actual woofer output back to the amplifier and as such compensate any non-linear behaviour etc.
Does anybody still have that Elektuur? I'd be very interested in having a copy of that article, I'd even go as far as to pay any postage fees.
Best regards,
Sander Sassen
http://www.hardwareanalysis.com
Does anybody still have that Elektuur? I'd be very interested in having a copy of that article, I'd even go as far as to pay any postage fees.
Best regards,
Sander Sassen
http://www.hardwareanalysis.com
Urrgh! what a yukky way to measure acceleration, when there's a plethora of micromachined accelerometers out in the market . Have a look at www.freescale.com.
SSassen said:.... I'd be very interested in having a copy of that article...
Hi,
go to:
http://www.mfbfreaks.nl/
then
Zelfbouw MFB info
then
Elektuur 1986 NL
Doubleclick each picture to open and then
save them on your disc.
Regards,
Milan
I have this article and I have also started a project.... long time ago. With a 5" wideband speaker it worked pretty good and the real object was 12" Sinus (Sweden) woofer. Unfortunately the project went cold.SSassen said:I can remember reading an article in the Dutch Elektuur magazine somewhere in the early '90s describing a project using a piezo tweeter with added weight mounted to a woofer cone to couple the actual woofer output back to the amplifier and as such compensate any non-linear behaviour etc.
Does anybody still have that Elektuur? I'd be very interested in having a copy of that article, I'd even go as far as to pay any postage fees.
Thanks Milan et al, that was most helpful.
Best regards,
Sander Sassen
http://www.hardwareanalysis.com
Best regards,
Sander Sassen
http://www.hardwareanalysis.com
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