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The Science of Sound Recording
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The Science of Sound Recording

by Jay Kadis
September 2012
Beginner to intermediate
244 pages
6h 50m
English
Routledge
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CHAPTER FIVE

Electronics

Contents

Basic Electricity

Passive Electronic Devices

Resistors

Capacitors

Inductors

Ohm’s Law

Kirchhoff’s Laws

Active Electronic Devices

Suggested Reading

In order to manipulate and store sounds, we need a representation that can be easily transferred from point to point, altered to suit our wishes, and stored in a permanent fashion. A simple and flexible such representation is the flow of electrons, or electricity. We use an electromechanical device, a microphone, to convert the air pressure variations of sound into an analogous flow of electrons. It is then simple to distribute the electrons through a wire to other places. It is also possible to convert the flow of electrons into magnetic flux that can be stored for ...

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Publisher Resources

ISBN: 9780240821542