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Magnetic Flux
- The magnetic lines of force
produced in the area around an
electric current or magnet. |
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Magnetic
Structure - The part of
loudspeaker comprising the
magnet, pole piece, back plate
and top plate. |
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Mega (M)
- A prefix that means 106
(one million in the US). 1 MHz
equals 1,000,000 Hertz. |
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Micro (µ)
- A prefix that means 1/ 106
(one millionth in the US). 1 µV
equals 1/1,000,000 of a volt. |
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Midrange
Driver - A loudspeaker
specifically designed to
reproduce the frequencies in the
middle of the audible bandwidth.
Usually between three and eight
inches in diameter. Commonly
referred to as the low frequency
driver in a set of separates. |
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Milli (m)
- A prefix that means 1/ 103
(one thousandth). 1 mA equals
1/1,000 of an amp. |
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Monaural
(mono) - A sound recorded or
reproduced in only one channel. |
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MOSFET -
Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field
Effect Transistor. Typically used
in high power output amplifiers. |
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Mute -
Silent, attenuate. |
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