So I wanted to play around with various crossover simulations in LTSpice. I tried to do a 1st order crossover at 2kHz - not to actually build one, just trying to learn LTSpice.
I used the calculator at 'http://www.diyaudioandvideo.com/Calculator/XOver/' to find I need a 19.88 uF cap and .32 mH coil. Adding these, the wires was easy and grounds was easy. It took me longer to find I needed to add 'voltage' under components and run a "AC Analysis". This gives me a some output, but I messed up somewhere, as I am crossing over closer to 200Hz if I am reading the output correctly (solid lines are response).
I used resistors for my drivers. Is that correct?
How do I get the "Edit Simulation Command" window back after running this the first time, if I want to change my starting or stopping frequencies or points per octave?
This is a pretty cool program if I can get my mind around it.
I used the calculator at 'http://www.diyaudioandvideo.com/Calculator/XOver/' to find I need a 19.88 uF cap and .32 mH coil. Adding these, the wires was easy and grounds was easy. It took me longer to find I needed to add 'voltage' under components and run a "AC Analysis". This gives me a some output, but I messed up somewhere, as I am crossing over closer to 200Hz if I am reading the output correctly (solid lines are response).
I used resistors for my drivers. Is that correct?
How do I get the "Edit Simulation Command" window back after running this the first time, if I want to change my starting or stopping frequencies or points per octave?
This is a pretty cool program if I can get my mind around it.