The site below has some very interesting data on real loudspeaker behaviour (thanks, jcx)
Is there someone willing to do a Spice model of the non linear inductance x displacement they present?
This model could be helpful on analysing the amp-speaker interface as well as the Xo behaviour when excursion is significant.
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Is there someone willing to do a Spice model of the non linear inductance x displacement they present?
This model could be helpful on analysing the amp-speaker interface as well as the Xo behaviour when excursion is significant.
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Hi Jorge,
Mastertech's a nice fellow. My computer's following in HAL's footsteps at present.
Cheers,
greg
Mastertech's a nice fellow. My computer's following in HAL's footsteps at present.
Cheers,
greg
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I never noticed the link was not there!
http://www.klippel.de/background/introduction.asp
http://www.klippel.de/driverdb/default.asp
I never noticed the link was not there!
http://www.klippel.de/background/introduction.asp
http://www.klippel.de/driverdb/default.asp
Hi Jorge how youre doing buddy, the easiest way to do a spice
model using some of the driver parameters from that site is
to use spice model compilers, i have one i dont use anymore from
the Dos days where i had a coplete spice system software from
intosoft sandiego usa, this part of the software used for generating spice models from electrical parameters was called
spicemod , i am sure there are others around, try a search etc...
cheers
model using some of the driver parameters from that site is
to use spice model compilers, i have one i dont use anymore from
the Dos days where i had a coplete spice system software from
intosoft sandiego usa, this part of the software used for generating spice models from electrical parameters was called
spicemod , i am sure there are others around, try a search etc...
cheers
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