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Dayton Audio - ¾" Tweeter Neo - TD20F-4

Dayton Audio - ¾" Tweeter Neo - TD20F-4

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Description

The Dayton Audio TD20F-4 uses a 3/4" silk dome to produce smooth response with excellent dispersion. At only 2-1/2" diameter and just over 1/2" deep, this tweeter is ideal for use in any compact design.

Dayton Audio's TD20F-4 3/4" silk dome tweeter incorporates an optimised diaphragm that combines low mass, superb damping, and a carefully calculated dome profile offering an exceptionally flat frequency response. This along with the low distortion neodymium motor system ensure that high frequency content is reproduced as transparently as possible.

Features

  • 3/4" Silk dome provides articulate yet non-fatiguing high frequency reproduction
  • Exceptionally flat and smooth frequency response
  • Ferrofluid for improved power handling and damping
  • Neodymium magnet low-distortion motor system

Specifications

General

Driver type Tweeter
Nominal size 0.75"
Nominal impedance 4Ω
Series Dome Tweeter
Power handling (RMS) 20 W
Power handling (program) 40 W
Sensitivity 90 dB
Frequency range 3,000 – 20,000 Hz

Thiele/Small parameters

Resonant frequency (Fs) 1,696 Hz
DC resistance (Re) 3.4 Ω
Voice coil inductance (Le) 0.03 mH
Mechanical Q (Qms) 1.9
Electrical Q (Qes) 4.99
Total Q (Qts) 1.38
Effective piston area (Sd) 31.4 cm²
Efficiency bandwidth product (EBP) 339.9

Motor

Voice coil wire CCAW

Mounting

Overall diameter 65 mm
Cutout diameter (suggested) ≈ 36.0 mm
Mounting depth 14.99 mm
Bolt circle diameter 55 mm
Mounting holes 4
Mounting hole diameter 4.2 mm
Voice coil diameter 19 mm

Materials

Cone Soft Dome
Voice coil former Aluminium
Basket Plastic
Magnet Neodymium
  • Sensitivity measured at 2.83V/1m.

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