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Why buffer amplifiers are used if its gain is 1?
A buffer amplifier of unity gain is generally used when you need to islolate the source.Connecting a source to an amplifier, can have an affect on the original signal. A buffer amplifier stops the signal being affected by the subsequent amplifier sections. The input to the buffer is matched to the signal impedance.
How many ohms do you need for 4 overhead speakers?
You need some amplifiers.
Why would ADP act as an inhibitor in catabolic pathways?
ADP can act as an inhibitor in catabolic pathways because an increase in ADP levels can signal that the cell has a sufficient amount of ATP and does not need to further break down nutrients for energy production. This feedback mechanism helps regulate metabolic processes and prevent unnecessary energy expenditure.
Why are the fermentation pathways referred to as anaerobic' pathways?
Because fermentation does not require oxygenl its not because it isbecause they dont need oxygen to further break downDick
Does the prion protein contain a signal sequence?
Yes, the prion protein does not contain a signal sequence. It is primarily localized to the cell membrane without the need for a signal sequence to direct its insertion.
What all do you need to put more bass into a car?
Amplifiers and better speakers. But amplifiers are a must.
What are the most used instrument amplifiers?
The most used instrument amplifiers are also some of the most popular amplifiers namely Marshall, Crate and Fox amplifiers. The impedance of these amplifiers does not need to match making it perfect for instrument use.
Why buffer amplifiers are used if its gain is 1?
A buffer amplifier of unity gain is generally used when you need to islolate the source.Connecting a source to an amplifier, can have an affect on the original signal. A buffer amplifier stops the signal being affected by the subsequent amplifier sections. The input to the buffer is matched to the signal impedance.
What are the most used instruments?
The most used instrument amplifiers are also some of the most popular amplifiers namely Marshall, Crate and Fox amplifiers. The impedance of these amplifiers does not need to match making it perfect for instrument use.
What the need for amplifiers used in biomedical applications?
Amplifier is a electronic device. It is a combination of transistors & FET. To give an input signal to an amplifier, it does not change the value of frequency & waveshape .It increase only the value of amplitude.
Do guitars need capacators?
No, a capacator is used in amplifiers.
How many ohms do you need for 4 overhead speakers?
You need some amplifiers.
How does sound travel from an instrument to your ears?
When we speak in a microphone it converts into the electrical signal with the help of transducer. Transducer is a device which converts one form to another which we can further amplify for proper transmission of signal to long distances with he help of amplifiers. After that we need a proper way for transmission. When we receive that signal at the output we again use a transducer for again conversion of signal from one to another i.e., from electrical to sound and after that we can listen that sound. Yogesh Dixit
Do I need to worry about car amplifiers blowing out my speakers?
Yes -- speakers and amplifiers should be properly matched by power rating and impedance to avoid damage to either component.
Why would ADP act as an inhibitor in catabolic pathways?
ADP can act as an inhibitor in catabolic pathways because an increase in ADP levels can signal that the cell has a sufficient amount of ATP and does not need to further break down nutrients for energy production. This feedback mechanism helps regulate metabolic processes and prevent unnecessary energy expenditure.
In RC coupled amplifiers ac input is fed through a capacitor with capacitors positive terminal attached to base Why not plus ve terminal of capacitor attached to ac power supply?
In RC coupled amplifiers (more correctly, AC coupled amplifiers), you couple the input signal to the base of the transistor with a capacitor so as to not disturb the DC bias voltage for the transistor. Often, in a class A amplifier, there is a DC offset or bias on the base, while the input signal is centered around zero. The capacitor allows this voltage differential, while acting as low pass filter, allowing the input signal to drive the base.This was more important in vacuum tube circuits, where the grid bias was often quite a large negative voltage.You need to consider the frequency rolloff that will be tolerated in the low pass filter.Operational amplifiers solve this problem by allowing the reference and feedback voltages to be zero, allowing a DC coupled design.
Where are some of the places which one could find Mesa Boogie guitar amplifiers?
If you go to the website for Mesa Boogie Online Store, you go to the first page. One the bottom right, you click on 'Guitar Amplifiers. That will give all the information you need. They have all the types of guitar amplifiers from 'Express 5.25 Plus' to 'Stereo Power Amplifiers'.
