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On a TRS connector, there are 3 connections: Left, Right, and Ground. I wonder how these connections function when sending audio signals.
Here are my questions:
1. Do the left/right connectors send both the positive and negative portions of the waveform, or is some form of DC offset applied...
I'm a composer, curious about everything under the hood. In terms of math and physics - I'm newbie.
Recently, I stepped into the field of frequencies. There is a term "Mixer", that is dedicated to "mix" frequencies/audio signals together.
Following this thread I have a question:
Why do we need...
I have some bluetooth earbuds and I want to make it usable with an aux cord like bluetooth headphones. I could just directly connect a 3.5mm port but then the current would also travel into all of the other parts. Would that be a problem? If so couldn't I just use diodes to prevent this?
Hi, I'm wondering how many individual wireless transmitters/receivers (stereo or mono is fine) in theory can operate in short range (3 ft. max) next to each other without interfering dramatically (via RF freq. UHF, or any other freq. or means that would be wireless). Prefer a solution with...
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