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Class D Power Amplification - December 2009
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Ensemble Hand-Clapping Experiments under the Influence of Delay and Various Acoustic Environments - December 2009
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Automatic Monitor Mixing for Live Musical Performance - November 2009
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An Easily Implemented Procedure for Identifying Potential Electromagnetic Compatibility Problems in New Equipment and Existing Systems-The Hummer Test
This paper outlines a test procedure which can be used to quickly identify audio equipment-which may be susceptible to hum, buzz, and radio frequency interference-without having to remove the equipment from an installed system. The test procedure is simple and straightforward. The construction and use of test equipment, which can be easily built with readily available parts, is discussed.
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