Dayton WT3 manual

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Here is a typical result when measuring a tweeter:

We can read the tweeter's resonance frequency, F(s) (or, more strictly F(sc)), directly from the impedance plot or note the value at the Measured Parameters F(s) field. Just as with a closed box, the system's Q(tc) is read from the Q(ts) field. Similarly for the electrical and mechanical Q's. The above tweeter is seen to have a resonance of 1.848 kHz and Q(tc) of .5067.

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Online User’s Guide Minimum Requirements for the PC Set the Windows Volume Controls to Maximum Install the WT3 softwareLaunch the WT3 application software Page Measure the drivers Vas After measuring the driver you canPlease Note is Critical for Windows Vista Users Click OK to close the Sound control panel Introducing WT3 WT3 Toolbar Using the WT3 Memories Page Page Frequently Asked Questions about WT3 Removing WT3 from your Computer File Menu Page Page Edit Menu Page View Menu Page Impedance Analyzer Menu Page Page Help Menu Using WT3 to Measure a Woofers Parameters Using WT3 to Measure a Tweeters Parameters Page Using WT3 to Measure a Resistor Page Using WT3 to Measure an Inductor Page Using WT3 to Evaluate a Closed Box Loudspeaker Page Using WT3 to Evaluate a Vented Box Loudspeaker Page Page Using WT3 to Evaluate a Complete Speaker System Page Using WT3 to Diagnose Loudspeaker Fault Conditions Page Page Page Using WT3 to Design a Zobel Network Page Page