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SnakeBite
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diode in a crossover design
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January 29, 2014, 10:57:02 pm »
Hello,
i designing 2nd order crossover and i was wondering , why i never saw reverse bias diode placed across the inductors to protect from "inductive spikes" when you turn off the amplifier?
Ido
p.s. the inductors i use are 0.51mH each
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January 29, 2014, 11:46:28 pm »
I assume you're talking about a passive crossover ?
It's an AC circuit so why would there be a inductive spike anyway?
Adding a diode across the inductor would just shunt it on half of the audio waveform.
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