Differences
This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.
| Both sides previous revisionPrevious revisionNext revision | Previous revision | ||
| university:courses:engineering_discovery:lab_4 [08 Apr 2016 21:57] – Jonathan Pearson | university:courses:engineering_discovery:lab_4 [03 Jan 2018 19:42] (current) – [Observations and Conclusions] Doug Mercer | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Line 30: | Line 30: | ||
| - Construct the following circuit on the solderless breadboard; note that the +5 V power is to be supplied by the M1K{{ university: | - Construct the following circuit on the solderless breadboard; note that the +5 V power is to be supplied by the M1K{{ university: | ||
| - Refer to the illustration below for one way to install the components in the solderless breadboard; note that the top rows are reserved for 5.0 V and GND connections{{ university: | - Refer to the illustration below for one way to install the components in the solderless breadboard; note that the top rows are reserved for 5.0 V and GND connections{{ university: | ||
| + | - Refer to the included section below for details regarding the microphone pin assignments{{page>/ | ||
| - Refer to the illustration below that shows how to connect the components{{ university: | - Refer to the illustration below that shows how to connect the components{{ university: | ||
| - See the illustration below that shows how to connect an extension cable to the loudspeaker{{ university: | - See the illustration below that shows how to connect an extension cable to the loudspeaker{{ university: | ||
| Line 58: | Line 59: | ||
| * Applying an input signal that is too large can cause clipping of the amplifier output signal | * Applying an input signal that is too large can cause clipping of the amplifier output signal | ||
| * Positive feedback can occur in an audio amplifier with a microphone input and loudspeaker output if the microphone is placed too close to the loudspeaker | * Positive feedback can occur in an audio amplifier with a microphone input and loudspeaker output if the microphone is placed too close to the loudspeaker | ||
| + | |||
| + | **Return to [[university: | ||
university/courses/engineering_discovery/lab_4.txt · Last modified: 03 Jan 2018 19:42 by Doug Mercer