Using Passive Crossovers - Lightning Audio La Storm X1.1000.1D Einbau Und Betrieb

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USING PASSIVE CROSSOVERS

A passive crossover is a circuit that
uses capacitors and/or coils and is
placed on speaker leads between the
amplifier and speaker. The crossover
delegates a specific range of
frequencies to the speaker for
optimum driver performance. A
crossover network can perform one of
three functions: High-Pass
(capacitors), Low-Pass (inductors or
coils) and Bandpass (combination of
capacitor and coil).
The most commonly used passive
crossover networks are 6dB/octave
systems. These are easy to construct
and require one component per filter.
Placing this filter in series with the
circuit will reduce power to the
speaker by 6dB/octave above or
below the crossover point depending
on whether it is a high-pass or low-
pass filter. More complex systems
such as 12dB/octave or 18dB/octave
can cause impedance problems if not
professionally designed.
Passive crossovers are directly
dependent upon the speaker's
impedance and component value for
accuracy. When passive crossover
components are used in multiple
speaker systems, the crossover's
effect on the overall impedance should
be taken into consideration along with
the speaker's impedance when
determining amplifier loads.
CAUTION: The Lightning Audio amplifiers are not recommended for impedance
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L
6dB/Octave Low-Pass
Speaker Impedance
Freq.
2 OHMS
Hertz
L C
80 4.1mH 1000mF 8.2mH
100 3.1mH 800mF 6.2mH
130 2.4mH 600mF 4.7mH
200 1.6mH 400mF 3.3mH
260 1.2mH 300mF 2.4mH
400 .8mH 200mF 1.6mH
600 .5mH 136mF 1.0mH
800 .41mH 100mF .82mH
1000 .31mH 78mF .62mH
1200 .25mH 66mF .51mH
1800 .16mH 44mF .33mH
4000 .08mH 20mF .16mH
6000 51mH 14mF .10mH
9000 34mH 9.5mF 68mH
12000 25mH 6.6mF 51mH
L = Low-Pass (Inductor)
C = High-Pass (Capacitor)
For more information, see your Authorized Lightning
Audio Dealer.
C
6dB/Octave High-Pass
4 OHMS 8 OHMS
L C L C
500mF 16mH 250mF
400mF 12mH 200mF
300mF 10mH 150mF
200mF 6.8mH 100mF
150mF 4.7mH 75mF
100mF 3.3mH 50mF
68mF 2.0mH 33mF
50mF 1.6mH 26mF
39mF 1.2mH 20mF
33mF 1.0mH 16mF
22mF .68mH 10mF
10mF .33mH 5mF
6.8mF .20mH 3.3mF
4.7mF .15mH 2.2mF
3.3mF 100mH 1.6mF
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