An annoying phenomenon
(not
restricted to PCs) is
that each and every
programme that produces
sound does so
at a different level.
This means almost
constant adjustment
of the volume control
to ensure audibility of
one programme and
protection of the ear
drums with another
one. The control circuit
described in this
article is designed to
obviate this nuisance:
it constantly monitors
the signal even at the
output of the soundcard
and adjusts it
when required. Use
of the circuit is not
restricted to PCs; it
may also be used as
a dynamic limiter in
existing audio equipment.
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