Connecting computers into audio systems is one of those things that we are called upon to do more and more often these days. The obvious solution uses a cable with a mini-TRS on one … Read more
In the last issue, we learned how current flowing on the shield of audio cables will be converted to voltage on the … Read more
My last two columns have focused on pin 1 problems as an … Read more
By Dr. Eugene Patronis
This is the second in a series of articles dealing … Read more
This is the first in a short series of articles that will describe the properties of coaxial cables as deduced from both the vector field theory and circuit theory points … Read more
This is the fourth in a series of articles dealing with coaxial cables operating in the frequency span from direct current through the microwave region. The first article, which dealt only with currents, inductance, and magnetic … Read more
Too much series resistance in loudspeaker wiring pops up from time to time. Sometimes long runs are unavoidable, so the question of what wire size must be answered. But aside from the rather obvious … Read more
We’ve all learned about electromagnets and magnetism generating current in … Read more
Thinking Digitally – By Steve Macatee
Us audio folks have always been careful to keep the physical transport of our audio signals under tight … Read more
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