Stefania Cecchi, Valeria Bruschi, Stefano Nobili, Alessandro Terenzi, Vesa Välimäki
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Crossover networks for multi-way loudspeaker systems and audio processing are reviewed, includingbothanaloganddigitaldesigns.Ahigh-qualitycrossovernetworkmustmaintainaflat overallmagnituderesponse,withinsmalltolerances,andasufficientlylinearphaseresponse.Simultaneously,thecrossoverfiltersforeachbandmustprovideasteeptransitiontoproperly separatethebands,alsoaccountingforthefrequencyrangesofthedrivers.Furthermore,crossoverfiltersaffectthepolarresponseoftheloudspeaker,whichshouldvarysmoothlyand symmetricallyinthelisteningwindow.Thecrossoverfiltersshouldadditionallybeeconomicaltoimplementandnotcausemuchlatency.Perceptualaspectsandtheinclusionofequalization inthecrossovernetworkarediscussed.Variousapplicationsofcrossoverfiltersinaudioengineeringareexplained,suchasinmultibandcompressorsandineffectsprocessing.Several methodsarecomparedintermsofthebasicrequirementsandcomputationalcost.Theresultsleadtotherecommendationofanall-pass-filter–basedLinkwitz-Rileycrossovernetwork, whenacomputationallyefficientminimum-phasesolutionisdesired.Whenalinear-phasecrossovernetworkisselected,thethroughputdelaybecomeslargerthanwithminimum-phase filters.Digitallinear-phasecrossoverfiltershavingafiniteimpulseresponsemaybedesignedbyoptimizationandimplementedefficientlyusingacomplementarystructure.
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The Journal of the Audio Engineering Society — the official publication of the AES — is the only peer-reviewed journal devoted exclusively to audio technology. Published 10 times each year, it is available to all AES members and subscribers.
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