Software for drawing crossovers

[noviygera]

Hi,
I need to draw up some speaker level passive crossovers.
Can you recommend free software that will work for this?

 

[chrisng]

Try Scheme-it, easy to use.

https://www.digikey.com/schemeit/home/#

 

[DcibeL]

As of right now the thread underneath this one is "VituixCAD". Suggest giving it a go.

 

[rayma]

Here's an example of what you can do in Scheme-it in just a couple of minutes.
Very easy.

 

[JMFahey]

Looks nice, thanks for suggesting it.

I typically use the Schematic module from Express PCB, which is also free and very simple, and save drawings as bitmaps>GIF/PNG to post here, but always open to suggestions.

 

[Conrad Hoffman]

I use Tinycad for some things. https://www.tinycad.net/

 

[rayma]

Looks nice, thanks for suggesting it.
I typically use the Schematic module from Express PCB, which is also free and very simple, and save drawings as bitmaps>GIF/PNG to post here, but always open to suggestions.

It's a web application, so it works in any browser, on any computer. Adequate parts libraries.
They save your files on their server, and/or you can download them as pdf or png.

 

[noviygera]

Thanks guys!

 

[Ankyzes]

Hello,

I am reforming vintage floorstandings and need to rebuild the crossovers. Could you give some tips, besides reading Loudspeaker Cookbook from Vance Dickason?

The crossover is for the floorstandings in the picture attached.

And, by the way, have anyone tried to use deeplearning to make crossovers?

 

[rayma]

Do you have some photos and schematics?

 

[Ankyzes]

Do you have some photos and schematics?

I bought the floorstanding manual. When I receive it, I´ll post here.