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Scan-Speak - ¾" Illuminator Dome Tweeter - D2004/602000

Scan-Speak - ¾" Illuminator Dome Tweeter - D2004/602000

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Description

20mm Dome Tweeter 4ohm, Neo Magnet, Grille. The compact size is one of the key elements of these Illuminator tweeters, which provides a high degree of flexibility within design options. The small size is employed without compromising sound quality where these compact tweeters are fully comparable to the renowned full size Illuminator and Revelator tweeters, no matter if the music is played at high or low listening levels.

Features

  • 3/4" Textile Dome Diaphragm
  • Patented Symmetrical Drive (SD-2) motor
  • Non Resonant Alu Rear Chamber
  • Large Roll Surround f. Wide Dispersion
  • Sound Transparent Protective Grill
  • Die Cast Housing & Face Plate

Specifications

General

Driver type Tweeter
Nominal size 0.75"
Nominal impedance 4Ω
Series Illuminator
Power handling (RMS) 50 W
Sensitivity 88.5 dB

Thiele/Small parameters

Resonant frequency (Fs) 600 Hz
DC resistance (Re) 2.8 Ω
Minimum impedance (Zmin) 3.4 Ω
Voice coil inductance (Le) 0.02 mH
Mechanical Q (Qms) 4.42
Electrical Q (Qes) 1.42
Total Q (Qts) 1.07
Equivalent volume (Vas) 0.01 L
Compliance (Cms) 0.32 mm/N
Moving mass (Mms) 0.22 g
Mechanical resistance (Rms) 0.2 kg/s
Force factor (Bl) 1.3 T·m
Effective piston area (Sd) 4.5 cm²
Linear excursion (Xmax, one-way) 0.4 mm
Mechanical excursion (Xmech) 1.6 mm
Displacement volume (Vd) 0.18 cm³
Efficiency bandwidth product (EBP) 422.5

Mounting

Overall diameter 55.3 mm
Mounting depth 29.3 mm
Flange thickness 5 mm
Bolt circle diameter 47.6 mm
Mounting holes 3
Mounting hole diameter 3.3 mm
Volume displaced by driver 0.04 L
Voice coil diameter 19 mm
Weight 0.1 kg
  • Xmax is quoted one-way (peak), not peak-to-peak.

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