Here is a VituixCAD project file with the impedance data enclosed as overlays, and the separate ZMA files also:
In the W000 impedance the primary modes of the cabinet are well visible, and are very quickly damped. What remains at around 400-500 Hz is most likely panel resonances of the test-cabinet. The TIB measurement in W000 shows this also:
In the W000 impedance the primary modes of the cabinet are well visible, and are very quickly damped. What remains at around 400-500 Hz is most likely panel resonances of the test-cabinet. The TIB measurement in W000 shows this also:
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check my post with VituixCAD file.heres an example of what im thinking of
curves are separated out and no smoothing is used
we can see what the material and amounts used do to the imp curve
A quick analysis of the distortion measurements using STEPS (at 2.83V, measured at 30cm) , shows an issue in the range 200-600Hz with a peak at ~ 390Hz.
A assume it is a mechanical thing, cabinet resonance or something like that. Typically most pronounced in the uneven harmonics. It looks like it correlates with TIB measurement and with the impedance measurement.
To be continued.
A assume it is a mechanical thing, cabinet resonance or something like that. Typically most pronounced in the uneven harmonics. It looks like it correlates with TIB measurement and with the impedance measurement.
To be continued.
@ctrlx , can you tell more about the yellow curve how that was achieved?heres an example of what im thinking of
curves are separated out and no smoothing is used
we can see what the material and amounts used do to the imp curve
That looks like the basket resonance. You could try to put a support piece under the magnet to damp the mass spring by connection to the enclosure.issue in the range 200-600Hz with a peak at ~ 390Hz
Thanks for the explanation.yellow is long fibre wool (LFW)
red is Bonded Acetate Fiber (BAF)
note that bubble wrap beats both, above 1KHz
BAF is indeed quite poor, we used to put the blankets with the side facing the driver, to get a bit better damping.
Long haired wool, aka baileys long haired wool i never used. I did trst carding of the wool we used, but that was quite poor in damping.
There was a big fuss in an ASR review of the Sointuva speaker where a distortion spike was found like that. Same sort of frequency region but slightly different as it was for the 6.5" woofer.@fluid, what makes you think in that direction, may i ask?
Information here and in surrounding posts
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...ifi-woofer-speaker-builds.352063/post-7058058
I took some time off to check.
checked the bolts etc.
It is the cabinet itself. I have also a tweeter mounted in the box, and that when connected as source shows similar strong exitation when tapping on a panel.
The cabinet is only ment to test the wool and how much of it.
So not a big deal, other than to watch for it when mounted in the final enclosure.
checked the bolts etc.
It is the cabinet itself. I have also a tweeter mounted in the box, and that when connected as source shows similar strong exitation when tapping on a panel.
The cabinet is only ment to test the wool and how much of it.
So not a big deal, other than to watch for it when mounted in the final enclosure.
Just a question: has anyone tried to mount a driver by its maget?
It is what @lrisbo suggested in the sointuva case, and with my mechanical/shipbuilding background i looked at it and concluded it is not trivial to construct shunt to some mass without disturbing resonances.
It is what @lrisbo suggested in the sointuva case, and with my mechanical/shipbuilding background i looked at it and concluded it is not trivial to construct shunt to some mass without disturbing resonances.
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