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Definition of "Overdriven Amplifier" |
An amplifier stage driven into either saturation and cutoff. An amplifier with an input voltage greater than the circuit was designed for. The point at which an amplifier will no longer follow the input and become non-linear. / Distortion effects create "warm", "dirty" and "fuzzy" sounds by compressing the peaks of an electric musical instrument's sound wave and adding overtones. Distortion effects are sometimes called "gain" effects, as distorted guitar sounds were first achieved by over-driving tube amplifiers. Distortion has long been integral to the sound of the electric guitar in rock and roll music, and is important to other music genres such as electric blues and jazz fusion. / Coaxial converter formerly widely used for LANs. Coaxial cable is a type of cable for high bandwidth data transmission use that typically consists of a single copper wire that is surrounded by a layer of insulation and then by a grounded shield of braided wire or an extruded metal tube. |
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