The document contains information about crossover calculators and examples of 3rd and 4th order crossover designs. It provides the component values for capacitors and inductors needed for crossovers with different specifications, such as a 3rd order crossover with a high pass frequency of 3200 Hz and a low pass frequency of 400 Hz. It also includes charts showing the relationship between capacitor values and resulting crossover frequencies.
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The document contains information about crossover calculators and examples of 3rd and 4th order crossover designs. It provides the component values for capacitors and inductors needed for crossovers with different specifications, such as a 3rd order crossover with a high pass frequency of 3200 Hz and a low pass frequency of 400 Hz. It also includes charts showing the relationship between capacitor values and resulting crossover frequencies.
The document contains information about crossover calculators and examples of 3rd and 4th order crossover designs. It provides the component values for capacitors and inductors needed for crossovers with different specifications, such as a 3rd order crossover with a high pass frequency of 3200 Hz and a low pass frequency of 400 Hz. It also includes charts showing the relationship between capacitor values and resulting crossover frequencies.
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The document contains information about crossover calculators and examples of 3rd and 4th order crossover designs. It provides the component values for capacitors and inductors needed for crossovers with different specifications, such as a 3rd order crossover with a high pass frequency of 3200 Hz and a low pass frequency of 400 Hz. It also includes charts showing the relationship between capacitor values and resulting crossover frequencies.
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Speaker Crossover Chart and Capacitance vs. Frequency Calculator(High-pass)
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To determine the crossover frequency a certain amount of capacitance will give you, use the formula: 0.159/(C x Rh) = F JL Audio C5-650x Price: $285.00
Highpass Filter
Explanation of Terms C - is the capacitance value (in Farads) - to convert to Farads divide the value shown on the side of the cap in uF by one million. Rh - is the impedance of the load (speaker) you will be using. F - is the crossover frequency you will get. by frequency Capacitance uF (microFarad) Crossover Frequency (Hertz) 8 Ohms 80 100 120 150 200 280 248.44 198.75 165.63 132.50 99.38 70.98 4 Ohms 496.88 397.50 331.25 265.00 198.75 141.96 2 Ohms 993.75 795.00 662.50 530.00 397.50 283.93
Calculate for any Value To use this calculator, enter the amount of capacitance you have available in the first box. Then enter the impedance of the speaker you will be using with this filter in the box below that. Finally, click the "Calculate It" button to see the frequency this filter will be -3 dB. Capacitor = Rh = uF Ohms Reset
Answer =
Hertz
Capacitors in Series/Parallel To use this calculator, enter the amount of capacitance in the first two boxes, they can be different values - this is how you obtain the odd values in the charts above. Then pick a series or a parallel connection. Now, click the "Capacitance" button to see the resulting value. Capacitor 1 = Capacitor 2 = uF uF Answer = Reset
