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In a high fidelity system, the pair of filter which separate audio frequency band signals into two separate groups, one of which is fed to the tweeter and other to the woofer is called

In a high fidelity system, the pair of filter which separate audio frequency band signals into two separate groups, one of which is fed to the tweeter and other to the woofer is called Correct Answer crossover network

Explanation:

Cross over network

A Crossover Network is a network that filters and diverts signals to different sections of a circuit.

  • This network separates the different input signals based on their frequencies.
  • Sending low-frequency signals into one side of the circuit and high-frequency signals into another part of the circuit.

​The below diagram shows the speaker's crossover network filters.

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Extra concept:

Different types of cross over networks are shown below

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