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• Broadband circuits require flat response over a wide range of frequencies.
• In this particular expression, the maximally flat response is of order " n ".
• In the flat response mode, the LP seismometers had a natural period of 15 s.
• The maximally flat response is not very efficient.
• The lead channel has a boosted bright tone, and the rhythm channel has a flat response.
• In a perfect world, all of the components in your system would exhibit a flat response.
• It also aims for ideally flat response.
• The Golay cell has high sensitivity and a flat response over a very broad range of frequencies.
• Acoustic amplifiers typically aim for a relatively flat response across the entire frequency range, much like a Public Address system.
• Systems that do not have a flat response can be equalized by creating an inverse filter using a graphic equalizer.
• This section is both constant resistance and flat response zero attenuation across the band, yet it is constructed out of inductors and capacitors.
• The use of " Full Range Flat Response " ( FRFR ) amplification systems by electric guitarists has received an extra impetus from modeling amplifiers.
• This ensures that the attenuation at high frequency is the same as the attenuation at low frequency and brings the filter back to a flat response.
• Being near the ear, headphones bypass this effect so if they had a flat response, they would sound much too'dull'when used to listen to stereo recordings.
• Some point the finger at President Clinton's State of the Union speech, some at Sen . Bob Dole's ( R-Kan . ) flat response to it.
• By comparison, the strain gage type exhibited a flat frequency response above 200 Hz while the piezoelectric type provided a flat response up to 10, 000 Hz.
• What is important-low return loss and flat response ( eg an intrumention problem ) or efficient power transfer ( eg a transmitter or radio reciever front end )?
• The telescope design incorporates many new features, including wide-band amplifiers with a flat response over the entire band, thus making it possible to amplify the sky signal directly.
• Sometimes equalization problems with a telephone circuit make it necessary to run higher levels than a circuit with a flat response from 300 to 3000 Hz would require.
• It also received a flat response from then-Director of Libraries at the university, Lawrence S . Thompson, who was more interested in developing special collections than expanding the facility.