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Results tagged with power-electronics
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Refers to the conversion of electric power by using solid state components such as semiconductors. Can also generally apply to the field of electrical engineering which works with power electronics.
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How does headphone volume correspond to driver excursion?
I was curious about how driver excursion in a headphone corresponds to the volume that music is playing at.
For this question, let's use my current headphone as an example. It's the Audio Technica M …
