Xmax ?
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New member Username: DoomPost Number: 2 Registered: May-06 | What is xmax? |
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Silver Member Username: Van_manBoston, MA Post Number: 403 Registered: Mar-06 | "Xmax: By definition it is the peak linear travel of a driver. If you measure the distance that the voice coil can travel in the gap (in one direction) while the number of turns in the gap doesn't change, you have the Xmax. If you go past this point, the actual windings in the voice coil start to leave the gap. The diagram below shows the voice coil at its maximum travel at point of max linear travel and just past its point of max linear travel" Excert from http://www.bcae1.com/ |
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New member Username: DoomPost Number: 3 Registered: May-06 | Is there a way I can figure out the xmax of my 05 12" alpine R? |
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Gold Member Username: RzarectorCoquitlam, Bc Canada Post Number: 1213 Registered: Dec-04 | looking it the specs.. i think its 19 or so |
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New member Username: DoomPost Number: 4 Registered: May-06 | I dont have them and cant find on google. |
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Silver Member Username: Killerzracing71Fredericksburg, Virginia United states Post Number: 817 Registered: Aug-05 | for those who r still interested an couldnt find the pic of the Voice coil  |
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Silver Member Username: Troy81Tavernier, Fl Us Post Number: 277 Registered: Mar-06 | so thats "bottaming out" and hurting the sub? |
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Silver Member Username: Mike_anthesCanton, SD USA Post Number: 337 Registered: Aug-04 | bottoming out is when the sub mechanically can't throw any further right??? |
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Bronze Member Username: BelieveIllinois Post Number: 92 Registered: Jun-05 | its when it throws back too hard |
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