Principles of Electrical Engineering II 332:222 Spring 2025 Project #2. Background For this project you will be designing and simulating a three-way crossover network. These networks are commonly used in high quality stereo speaker systems. It turns out that it is difficult to get a single cone speaker that can cover the entire audible range from 20 Hz to 20 kHz effectively. In a three-way system three speakers are required. For deep bass a woofer for is used. This is the largest speaker of the three and is suitable for reproducing sounds with a frequency of a couple of hundred hertz or below. For the midrange frequencies a midrange speaker is used. It is typically able to reproduce sounds from a couple of hundred hertz to a few kilohertz. To reproduce the highest frequencies a tweeter is used. It is the smallest speaker of the system and can reproduce sounds with frequencies above a few kilohertz. Each of these speakers works well to reproduce sounds within its designed frequency range. Operating a speaker beyond that range of frequencies, however, will waste power and can potentially be damaging. So, it is important to make sure that the frequencies fed into each