Crossover parts from frequency and ohms
Example 3 kHz, 8 ohm, 2nd order
Worked inputs. Not a preferred-value parts row.
Worked example
High-pass: series capacitor Ch, then inductor Lh to ground. Low-pass: series inductor Ll, then capacitor Cl to ground.
Ch: high-pass series capacitor 3.3157 µF
2nd-order Linkwitz-Riley capacitors as written
Lh: high-pass shunt inductor 0.8488 mH
2nd-order Linkwitz-Riley inductors as written
Cl: low-pass shunt capacitor 13.2629 µF
2nd-order Linkwitz-Riley capacitors as written
Ll: low-pass series inductor 0.2122 mH
2nd-order Linkwitz-Riley inductors as written
These formulas treat the load as one constant resistance. A real driver impedance is not that ideal load.
Choose Hz or kHz, H or mH, and F or µF. The formula still runs in hertz, henries, and farads. Results are not rounded to a preferred value.