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In Reply to: what's the right way to do a crossover for a LeSon TLC3 piezo ? posted by freddyi on March 26, 2016 at 13:04:16:
Do you have any impedance vs. frequency data?
Normally, piezos are almost pure capacitance with a high reactance, so a simple parallel resistor of 8 ohms (or 4 or 16...) makes it possible to use normal crossover design calculations.
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- RE: what's the right way to do a crossover for a LeSon TLC3 piezo ? - Paul Joppa 18:47:42 03/28/16 (3)
- RE: what's the right way to do a crossover for a LeSon TLC3 piezo ? - freddyi 10:34:07 03/29/16 (2)
- RE: what's the right way to do a crossover for a LeSon TLC3 piezo ? - Paul Joppa 11:55:50 03/29/16 (1)
- RE: what's the right way to do a crossover for a LeSon TLC3 piezo ? - freddyi 22:00:09 04/05/16 (0)
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