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EMB 3-Way Crossover Network w/ Variable Gain Control

$ 39.57

Availability: 13 in stock
  • MPN: EMB62
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: New
  • Brand: emb
  • Type: Crossover

    Description

    EMB 3-Way Crossover Network w/ Variable Gain Control
    A Fine Crossover for the Discriminating DIY'er
    This is a Brand new EMB 3-Way Crossover Network w/ Variable Gain Control. Very large inductor suggests this is for a speaker that has an enormous woofer/subwoofer with a very low crossover frequency. Inductor has diameter of 64mm. Wire coil is 46mm to 64mm in diameter. 24mm thick. Wire appears to be 20Ga. By the dimensions given you should be able to calculate inductance IAW:
    d²n²
    L=   -------   ×22
    In microhenries. n=number of turns, d=diameter of wire (

    there are 22 windings from 46mm to 64mm. Set d=57mm (0.057) then square. Then × by 22. Square n, then divide.).
    18d+40l
    The equation above is ideal, with d=an infinitely-thin, single turn of wire. There are 22 windings from 46mm to 64mm. Set d=57mm (0.057 is the average from 46mm to 64mm) then square. Square n, then multiply the result. Then multiply your result by 22.  Divide this number by the numerator in the above equation. The result will give you a very good approximation of this inductor. With capacitor values illustrated in the picture it becomes an easy task, therefore, to calculate octave/dB rolloff.
    As you can see from the pictures, the manufacturer spares no large expense to use the finest grade capacitors (metallized PETE polymer film at 5% tolerance and a dissipation factor no greater than 1/100 of one
    percent; i.e., DF<0.001 ppm, typical) and laminated, high-permeability sheet steel to the inductor cores.
    We acquired our crossover networks from a local acoustic R&D company engaged in testing home and pro-audio that recently liquidated some assets. We were fortunate enough to purchase their more discriminating, esoteric audio components--including this crossover network.
    Crossover is a Linkwitz–Riley with a rolloff to the fourth harmonic. The Linkwitz–Riley filter uses more components than the traditional Butterworth, but the results are outputs that are in-phase with each other between the high and the low frequency, meaning you will not need any time correction circuitry for precise time arrival of the wavefronts of both. And since time arrival is in phase between tweeter and woofer outputs, the resulting soundstage and stereo imaging provided by this crossover filter is presented as accurately to your ears as the theoretical limit will allow.
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