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RE: I agree, and worse

If you want to reduce the impedance, you can just split the run in two and parallel the segments, and if you want to increase it, all you have to do is use a thinner conductor. And if the objective is to increase thermal dissipation or better control the diaphragm, foil already does that for ou. So I'm not sure it's an issue. I believe though that in small quasi ribbon drivers where it is important to increase the impedance while maintaining coverage and reasonable strength they run multiple traces per magnet with the traces arranged next to one another. At least, that's my recollection of what the inside of the BG Neo drivers looks like.

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  • RE: I agree, and worse - josh358 16:24:18 01/19/11 (0)
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