3-way crossover design example with XMachina.

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Another XMachina demo has been uploaded to YouTube: 3-way crossover design example. LINK

It's divided into short videos covering the following steps:

  1. loading components (link)
  2. loading measurements (link) 
  3. target dBspl and cross points setup (link)
  4. task setup (link) 
  5. design process (link) 
  6. inspecting results (link)

Drivers applied:

  • Tweeter: Dayton DC28F (link) 
  • Midrange: Dayton  RS180P (link) 
  • Woofer: Dayton RSS265HF (link) 


There are 4 coils, 7 capacitors and 6 resistors in the result circuit.
System dBspl characteristic of the design fits the target with c.a. +-2dB tolerance margin:

Design process shown in the demo is only a software functionality presentation. The files used are not suitable for  application in a real design, as they reflect the "infinite baffle" conditions.
Nevertheless, they are great for playing and experimenting with XMachina. The project file is available here: link


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