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1. How to set a pressure limiter to prevent amplifier and speaker from burning out the audio processor? How to adjust the angry tone in episode 5 ..
Set a voltage limiter to prevent the amplifier and speaker from burning out. The key is to limit the maximum output voltage of the processor output interface to not exceed the maximum input voltage that the amplifier can withstand. The following are the specific steps and points of operation: The core principle of the voltage limiter is to dynamically compress or limit the peak value of the audio signal to avoid overloading the amplifier due to excessive signal strength. When the power amplifier is overloaded, it will produce clipping distortion, which contains a large number of high-frequency harmonics and may directly burn out the high-frequency unit of the speaker. At the same time, long-term overload can also damage the internal components of the power amplifier. Therefore, the reasonable setting of pressure limiters is the key to protecting the audio system. The operation steps determine the maximum input voltage of the power amplifier. Refer to the technical manual of the power amplifier and find the "maximum input level" or "sensitivity" parameters. For example, if a power amplifier is labeled with "maximum input level:+20dBu", it needs to be converted into a voltage value. Conversion formula: (V=10 ^ {frac {dBu} {20}} times 0.775V) Taking+20dBu as an example: (V=10 ^ {frac {20} {20}} times 0.775=7.75V) means that the maximum input voltage of the power amplifier is 7.75V (peak). Set the upper limit of the output level of the processor in the voltage limiter module of the audio processor, and find the "Threshold" or "Output Ceiling" parameter. Set the thresh


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