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crossover frequency

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crossover frequency [′krȯs‚ō·vər ‚frē·kwən·sē]
(engineering acoustics)
The frequency at which a dividing network delivers equal power to the upper and lower frequency channels when both are terminated in specified loads.
transition frequency


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