Suppose you have two 8 Ohms Speakers of 30 Watts each. When connecting these speakers in Parallel, the resulting impedance of the circuit will be 4 Ohms, but the power consumption for this circuit will double i.e 60 Watts.
And if the same speakers are connected in series, then the resulting impedance of circuit will be 16 ohms, but the power consumption of the circuit will be half of each speakers i.e 15 Watt. Am I right in saying this? This is irrespective of the Speakers wattage.
Could someone correct me if I am wrong.
I have a technician under me that has failed the CTS twice now and is feeling discouraged. He says he learns better in a classroom setting, but both he nor I can seem to find any classes centered around the CTS. Any suggestions?
Do %EH of 4% for BDM is accepted in presentation and Excel Sheets.
Another thinking around; what is the % of icons in Teams/Zoom or can be controlled such to reflect a specific % such 4%?
Intelligent Beam Switching helps to avoid varying audio levels and inaccurate beam reports for camera tracking in a multi-beamforming ceiling mic array design.
With the fall season in full swing, integrators can prioritize their skills and knowledge of all ClearOne (NASDAQ: CLRO) product lines with ClearOne University’s full schedule of October webinars.
The AWC CTS study group committee met this week to discuss revamping its current CTS study group. Be on the lookout for more details to come!
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