I have now finished building 2 different passive crossover filters for my MTM diy.
They have slightly different curves, number of components & values.
But i wonder about Power dissipation over the komponents in the passive filter, especially over the resistors.
At xover Nr 1: VituixCAD shows that one of the resistors get 119 watt at 33 volt RMS, and the other 2 resistors get 38 and 25 watts. ( with HPF Butterworth at 340 hz )
And at xover Nr 2: VituixCAD shows that the resistors only get 10 watt. ( with HPF Butterworth at 340 hz )
Im using the MTM after active filter at 340 hz, and have passive filter in MTM crossed at 2K
My question:
Is one of the xovers "better" for components, amp, drivers ?
Does the resistors really get so much power ?
Today i will sitt and listening on the 2 different xovers, and I don't know which one I will choose in the end, but want to know if anyone sees any direct problems with any of my filters?
Best regards John
They have slightly different curves, number of components & values.
But i wonder about Power dissipation over the komponents in the passive filter, especially over the resistors.
At xover Nr 1: VituixCAD shows that one of the resistors get 119 watt at 33 volt RMS, and the other 2 resistors get 38 and 25 watts. ( with HPF Butterworth at 340 hz )
And at xover Nr 2: VituixCAD shows that the resistors only get 10 watt. ( with HPF Butterworth at 340 hz )
Im using the MTM after active filter at 340 hz, and have passive filter in MTM crossed at 2K
My question:
Is one of the xovers "better" for components, amp, drivers ?
Does the resistors really get so much power ?
Today i will sitt and listening on the 2 different xovers, and I don't know which one I will choose in the end, but want to know if anyone sees any direct problems with any of my filters?
Best regards John