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CLIOwin 7 PCI User's Manual - Audiomatica

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L 1kHz<br />

L 10kHz<br />

Inductance at 1kHz<br />

Inductance at 10kHz<br />

13.7.3 T&S STEP BY STEP<br />

Getting T&S requires two impedance measurements. As we will use both methods we<br />

need three, the first relative to the driver in free air, the second to the driver with a known<br />

mass (Delta Mass) added to the cone, the third to the driver loaded with a known volume<br />

(Delta Compliance). Fig.13.20 shows the results of the three measurements, overlaid<br />

in one single graphic.<br />

50.0<br />

CLIO<br />

180.0<br />

Ohm<br />

Deg<br />

40.0 108.0<br />

30.0 36.0<br />

20.0 -36.0<br />

10.0 -108.0<br />

0.0 -180.0<br />

10 100 1k Hz<br />

10k 20k<br />

Figure 13.20<br />

The black curve refers to free air, the red to delta mass, the green to delta compliance.<br />

As you can see adding a mass results in lowering Fs while loading the cone with a closed<br />

volume will increase Fs. Always check this is the case to avoid errors in the post<br />

processing routine. As deriving T&S parameters can be performed at any subsequent<br />

time after the impedance measurements has been taken, we suggest you save them<br />

with meaningful names as well as using the Notes Dialog to store the measuring<br />

conditions as mass weight and/or volume. The last step before pressing Go in the T&S<br />

dialog is to measure both the voice coil DC resistance and the effective cone diameter<br />

in millimeters. In this example they are 6.41 Ohm and 133mm. Finally we select File<br />

Data as the data origin and pressing Go we get the following prompt Dialog<br />

170 Chapter 13 - Measuring impedance and T&S parameters

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