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    Dayton ES180TiA inverted step response

    I did a polarity test on the driver. The terminal markings are not backwards.
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    Dayton ES180TiA inverted step response

    Chris Roemer cleared this up for me so I will quote his explanation below... "If you click on an FRD file (in Windows) it opens in WordPad, and you can see the 3 columns of data: Freq. (in Hz), SPL (in dB), and Phase (angle) - instead of showing phase running from 0* to 360*, it's shown (by...
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    Dayton ES180TiA inverted step response

    What I'm trying to figure out is, why does the step response show the ES180TiA driver as if it is connected out of phase. The other driver is another woofer (DC200) that I added just to see if its step response would be shown inverted, but it isn't. So I think Dayton may have generated the FRD...
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    Dayton ES180TiA inverted step response

    Can anyone comment on why the Dayton ES180TiA step response is inverted? I am using Xsim and I have two different speakers hooked up, one is a Dayton DC200 (blue curve in the step response graph) and an ES180TiA (shown in red). I am using the FRD and ZMA files provided by the Parts Express...
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