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From A to Z mobile electronic terms defined in simple easy to understand description

 

 

 

Ever wonder what "RMS" , Crossover Frequencies, Distortion and many other terms mean? Mobile Information labs glossary is here to help.

 

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 • RCA Cable – A cable that carries low-level car audio signals from the radio to the amplifier.

• Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) - Electromagnetic waves between the frequencies of 10 KHz and 300 GHz that can affect susceptible systems by conduction through sensor (tape head) or power input lines, and by radiation through space.

• Remote Turn On Lead - The lead from the head unit which supplies a signal (12V+) to the "remote turn on" lead of the amplifier turning the amplifier on when the head unit is turned on, and allowing the amplifier to be mounted in a location out of reach of the user. This is NOT the amplifier's main source of power.

• Resistance – A measure of the resistance to the flow of current.

• Resistor - An electrical device that opposes the flow of current. The higher the value of resistance the lower the current will be.

• Resonance –Vibrations that are transferred from the speaker to other parts of the vehicle, such as road noise.

• Resonant Frequency – The frequency at which an object vibrates.

• RF Modulator - A device that converts an audio signal into a radio frequency.

 

 

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