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Limiter
Figure 8-19
Limiter component.
A limiter (see Figure 8-18) is used in situations where the output signal
must not exceed a given level, regardless of any increase in the level of
the input signal. Limiting is often used for system protection purposes,
such as the avoidance of amplifier clipping or the prevention of
mechanical or thermal damage to loudspeaker components.
Familiar Controls
Most of the controls in the ISP-100 Limiter are common to nearly all
traditional dynamic range limiters. These controls should be familiar
to anyone with experience in the operation of any limiter.
Threshold
The Threshold control adjusts the input signal level above which
limiting is applied. When the input signal level is below the
threshold value, no limiting takes place and the change in level
of the output signal exactly matches the change in level of the
input signal. When the input signal level is above the threshold
value, limiting is applied such that the output signal level does
not increase, regardless of any increase in the input signal level.
Threshold is adjustable in the range {-60 dBFS to 0 dBFS}.
Attack Time
A limiter monitors the level of the input signal and controls the
level of the output signal accordingly. When the input signal level
suddenly increases, a limiter allows the output signal level to
also increase, but only up to the threshold setting and not
beyond. Desirable sound effects can sometimes be created if a
limiter is forced to ramp the output signal level to its new value
gradually rather than instantaneously. The Attack Time control
adjusts the duration of this ramp.
Attack Time is adjustable in the range {20 uSec (one sample) to
50 mSec}.
- ISP-100 1
- General Information 3
- CUSTOMER SUPPORT 4
- RETURN SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS 4
- Table of Contents 10
- INTRODUCTION 13
- About this Manual 14
- Customer Support 14
- SETUP & INSTALLATION 15
- Power Requirements 16
- Operating Environment 16
- Rack Mounting 16
- Card Installation Procedure 17
- Cable Diagrams 18
- Figure 2-8 19
- Figure 2-9 19
- Figure 2-10 20
- Figure 2-11 20
- Figure 2-12 20
- Figure 2-13 21
- Figure 2-14 21
- Figure 2-15 21
- Table 2-1 22
- Figure 2-16 22
- Figure 2-17 23
- Figure 2-18 23
- TROUBLESHOOTING 25
- Diagnostics 26
- Factory Default Mode 26
- Retrieving Version Numbers 27
- Retrieving Serial Numbers 27
- Changing the Fuse 28
- Changing the Battery 28
- WARNING: 28
- Troubleshooting 29
- Technical Support 30
- Procedure for Returns 30
- SPECIFICATIONS 33
- ISP-100 Component Plots 35
- System Measurements 37
- MOM-1 Analog Output Module 39
- Performance 40
- Miscellaneous 41
- Physical 42
- INSTALLING VUE-IT 43
- Figure 5-2 44
- Figure 5-1 44
- Figure 5-3 45
- Figure 5-4 45
- Figure 5-5 45
- Configuring the Software 46
- Figure 5-8 47
- Figure 5-9 47
- GETTING STARTED 49
- Starting a New Project 50
- VUE-IT File System 51
- Using VUE-IT 53
- Edit (see Figure 7-2) 54
- Tools (see Figure 7-3) 54
- Options (see Figure 7-4) 54
- Help (see Figure 7-6) 55
- Preferences (see Figure 7-7) 55
- Window (see Figure 7-5) 55
- Figure 7-8 56
- Project Manager 57
- Figure 7-10 58
- Figure 7-11 59
- Figure 7-12 59
- Figure 7-14 60
- Figure 7-15 61
- QuickSET Manager 62
- Figure 7-18 63
- Figure 7-19 64
- QuickMAP 65
- QuickMAP Component Bypassing 65
- Figure 7-21 66
- Figure 7-22 68
- Device Status Panel 69
- Output Meters 70
- PROCESSING COMPONENTS 71
- Figure 8-1 72
- Compressor 74
- SignalInputofFactorCrest 78
- Crossover 81
- Figure 8-5 83
- Figure 8-6 84
- Figure 8-7 85
- Figure 8-8 87
- Figure 8-9 88
- Figure 8-10 89
- Figure 8-11 94
- Processing Components - Cut 95
- Figure 8-12 96
- Figure 8-13 97
- Figure 8-14 99
- 10 July 1998 100
- Figure 8-15 103
- Figure 8-16 104
- Figure 8-17 109
- 10 June 1998 110
- Processing Components - Gain 111
- Figure 8-18 112
- Processing Components - Gate 113
- Figure 8-19 116
- Figure 8-20 122
- GLOSSARY 123
- Glossary 125
- THIS PAGE LEFT BLANK 126
- INTENTIONALLY 126
- STANDARD QUICKMAPS 127
- MONDOEQ.QMS 128
- 2X6CMBC.QMS 129
- 2X8COMB.QMS 130
- 3X6CMBC.QMS 131
- 2X8THRU.QMS 132
- 4CHAN.QMS 133
- 4X6CMBC.QMS 134
- 4X6THRU.QMS 135
- 3_2W.QMS 136
- 2WAYS.QMS 137
- 2_3WAY.QMS 138
- 2_2W_SUB.QMS 139
- 2_2W_FR.QMS 140
- 2_2W_2ST.QMS 141
- 4_2WAYS.QMS 142
- 4W_2FR.QMS 143
- MONO3W.QMS 145
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