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In Reply to: ??? posted by emailtim on August 6, 2024 at 12:46:05:
One wire is connected to one side of the voice coil, the other wire is connected to the other end. When the signal comes in on the + side the diaphragm moves out. At that instant, the signal traveling on the other wire (-) away from the voice coil does nothing. That direction is the "bad" direction. It's the interaction of the magnetic field part of the signal with the big magnet structure that moves the diaphragm.current doesn't travel in a conductor, it's a scalar quantity, it's a calculated quantity.
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Follow Ups
- Voice coil - Geoffkait 13:46:13 08/06/24 (12)
- RE: Voice coil - Lew 20:54:20 08/07/24 (5)
- You're close. Very close. - Geoffkait 02:23:38 08/08/24 (4)
- RE: You're close. Very close. - Tre' 17:57:01 10/13/24 (0)
- RE: You're close. Very close. - Lew 20:35:59 08/08/24 (2)
- So many wrongs it's silly to go further. - Jotaro 16:49:41 10/19/24 (0)
- RE: You're close. Very close. - Geoffkait 22:24:09 08/08/24 (0)
- Again, push pull, reversed drivers, dual magnets, etc. ... - emailtim 14:29:21 08/06/24 (5)
- You're not following. - Geoffkait 15:58:39 08/06/24 (4)
- RE: You're not following. - emailtim 16:20:43 08/06/24 (3)
- Huh? - Geoffkait 03:27:28 08/07/24 (2)
- "The IN and OUT signals" - Tre' 17:12:49 08/07/24 (1)
- He who laughs last laughs best. Nt - Geoffkait 02:33:38 08/08/24 (0)
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