PhillDubya
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If I have a filtering system, with 3 frequencies, and three filter for each frequency, can I ever have cross-over?
To me it seems as though you wouldn't be able to, because each signal has its own filter.....
I.E.
f1=100Hz, f2=200Hz, f3=250Hz
Even if you find out, that there is some cross-over among the frequencies at the -3dB point (.707 x Ampitude), they are each going to there own filter. So, it shouldn't matter even if they mathematically have cross-over when graphed, correct?
To me it seems as though you wouldn't be able to, because each signal has its own filter.....
I.E.
f1=100Hz, f2=200Hz, f3=250Hz
Even if you find out, that there is some cross-over among the frequencies at the -3dB point (.707 x Ampitude), they are each going to there own filter. So, it shouldn't matter even if they mathematically have cross-over when graphed, correct?
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