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I'm a mechanical engineer, so my electrical knowledge is limited, but I still don't understand the grounding of antennas. The strings of a guitar will produce interference with the music signal ...
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The old pair of M-Audio Studiophile AV40 active speakers (one box containing all the amplifier parts and the second is just a passive box) I have have developed a clear low-frequency hum. This hum is ...
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Why sometimes the noise (e.g., induced 50hz hum) is added to a useful signal (thus increasing its 50hz value), but sometimes it works as a noise floor - has a static value and can be overpowered by a ...
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I'm trying to design a high pass filter to remove the humming noise (around 50-60Hz.) If I use alternate values, it's not working. It's the recommended value from a YouTube video (470pF, 5.6Mohm.). ...
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I have an audio measurement system. The system is connected to and powered by a laptop. The system has no other connection to the AC grid. Now, if the laptop is connected to the AC grid and i measure ...
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I'm working on rebuilding a subwoofer amplifier. The caps have been replaced, the corroded press-on tabs for transformer and speaker connections have been replaced. Upon reassembly, the amplifier ...
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I've just built a JLH 1969 amplifier kit that I bought online. When connected to the stereo output of my phone (isolating one channel at a time) the amp works fine one channel at a time but when I ...
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I'm trying to connect a tube guitar amplifier to the Delta 1300 W battery pack by Echo Flo. The pack is not grounded, so I get a hum. Echo Flo suggested connecting the amp to a power strip, then ...
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I've been hearing this strange continuous hum in my apartment for a while now. It is a small apartment and the hum is present all throughout with varying intensities, so I can't really infer from ...
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The hum stops as soon as an audio source is connected or any metal part of the subwoofer is connected to the ground of a socket. Does anyone have any idea what the problem is?
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I have 10 year old Creative 2.1 audio system that has fairly capable subwoofer, and combined its input with a TPA3110 2x15W stereo amplifier module (for better treble). When both systems are powered ...
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Every small 5VDC power supply (wall wart style) I see has the standard 2-prong Europlug, i.e. no ground. Even those with a British 3-prong plug just use a plastic prong for ground. Background - I am ...
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I have a small single phase, induction motor with no capacitor. It's not missing, so this has got me thinking it should be a shaded pole. However, I don't see the shaded pole and my motor is just ...
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I'm interested in the technical reasons behind why an inexpensive ceiling fan in a home would hum, such that when in your bedroom above your bed on low speed is annoying. Is there a better type of ...
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I have a Fender Deluxe Reverb Reissue guitar amplifier that hums whenever I turn on the reverb. It sounds like loud 60 cycle hum. The reverb effect is still applied, but is accompanied by the hum. ...
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