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The ability to change the audibility of the sound, such as during a fade in or fade out of music.
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the ratio of output amplitude to input amplitude of a horn or booster.
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The range that describes how well the amplification is performing mg. For example, a child with unaided hearing at 70 dB who, when amplified, hears at 30dB, is experiencing a gain of40 dB.
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| gain |
A measure of amplification expressed in dB. Gain of an amplifier is usually specified at the highest frequency of operation, for example, at Channel 13 of all-band equipment.
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| gain |
The amount of amplification used in an electrical circuit.
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