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Bias: Applied DC voltage and current to active devices (transistors,
FETS, op-amps)
DPDT: Double Pole Double Throw
Dynamic range: The difference, in power, of the largest signal and the
lowest level signal or noise of a system
Limiting: A circuit is limiting when a signal amplitude is limited
(clipped or compressed) at a predetermined power level
MIDI: Musical Interface Digital Instrument. Industry standard
for sound-module/keyboard computer I/O (Input/Output) via an interconnect
cable
Multitimbral: Multiple instrument sounds being played on different MIDI
channels simultaneously from the same synthesizer
SCSI: Small Computer System Interface
Signal-to-Noise: (s/n), the amount of power in a signal compared
to the noise of the system
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