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In Reply to: Re: I heard that loudspeaker Q is a curve that can be plotted from raw impedance data … posted by tomservo on January 14, 2007 at 18:32:00:
Some people seemed convinced that the "S" & "C" subscripts to "Q" designate the alleged variable value along a curve/function instead of a driver constant.I was reminded by this as I encountered a generic 3rd-order high-pass amplifier cicuit. I figured perhaps the aforementioned Q/damping might be a function of the 1st-derivative or something similar & also may be similar (but different) things.
However, I'd like to include a calculation of the damping factor of the generic LCL amp in my excel model.
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- that part I apparently failed to convey that I knew - Mart 19:33:09 01/14/07 (1)
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