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EQ is a tool that allows you to adjust the balance of frequencies in your mix. This is essential for ensuring that each instrument or element in the mix has its own space and doesn’t clash with other elements. If instruments are competing for the same frequency range, then EQ can help make them sit well together Try cutting down frequencies you do not need than boosting frequencies you need to stand out. We measure frequencies in either Hz (Hertz) or kHz (kilohertz). The parameters in an EQ are used to adjust the character of filters that will boost or cut frequencies. Common parameters you’ll find include: Frequency: Selects the frequency you want to boost or cut (attenuate). Q: Controls the bandwidth – how wide or narrow the boost or cut will be. In other words, you can determine the range of frequencies that will be affected by the equalizer. Higher Q values will give you a narrower bandwidth, while lower Q values will allow you to boost or cut a wider range of frequencies. Gain: Determines how much of the selected frequencies are cut or boosted. Think of it as a level knob for selected frequencies Sub Bass Sub bass ranges from 20Hz to approximately 60Hz. Bass Bass ranges from 60Hz to approximately 250Hz. Low Mids Low mids range from 250Hz to approximately 1500Hz. High Mids High mids range from 1500Hz to approximately 4kHz. Presence Presence ranges from 4kHz to approximately 7kHz. Brilliance or Noise Brilliance or noise ranges from 7kHz to 20kHz.
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Lansmont's new PLC-based TouchTest Shock Controls are designed for ease of use and testing efficiency, making the most of any Lansmont shock testing system - new or existing. Setup and testing can now be performed through either an integrated touchscreen console or software installed on your own computer. The intuitive interface enables the operator to adjust machine settings and take total control the test system during operation. Register for tomorrow's live Product Update to learn more about system update and upgrade opportunities. What we’ll discuss: 🔹Description of the included hardware updates 🔹Performance benefits associated with new technology 🔹Enhanced service and troubleshooting capabilities 🔹Prerequisites for upgrading existing Lansmont shock test systems 🔹Supplemental data acquisition upgrade opportunities Register here: https://hubs.la/Q02qzq-j0 Date: Tuesday, 26 March 2024 Time: 11am EDT/3pm GMT *We'll also record and share the session for those who cannot attend live, but make sure to register. #Lansmont #ProductUpdate #Innovation #Technology #EngineeringExcellence
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I FIND OUT THAT SOME TECHNICIANS CONFUSED POWER LEAKAGE & POWER SURGE IN MOBILE & ELECTRONIC DEVICES I was inspired to share this article by my colleague, Mayowa Oshinyemi@Moniepoint Group. Based on my experience, I’ve found that 60%-70% of technicians often confuse Power Leakage with Power Surge. Let me briefly explain the differences in simple terms. In my next post, I’ll use a video demonstration with a DC Power Supply to explain this better, but for now, you can read and understand the distinctions. What is Power Leakage in Simple Terms? Power leakage occurs when a mobile or electronic device draws or consumes current without being powered on. This can be detected using a DC power supply or a multimeter, though I prefer using a DC Power Supply to identify power leakage. What is a Power Surge? A power surge happens when there is a high consumption of current above the normal level for a working device. Essentially, it’s an unusually high amount of current that exceeds the expected consumption when the device is turned on. I hope this explanation is clear and simple enough. Feel free to share your thoughts or provide better explanations in the comment section below. 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
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