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Wave
A regular variation of an electrical signal or acoustic
pressure.
Wavelength
The distance between adjacent regions of a sound wave
where identical conditions of particle displacement or pressure occur.
White Noise
Noise signal having a continuous frequency spectrum
that has equal power for any frequency band of constant width. The spectrum
level of white noise increases 3 dB with each octave or doubling of frequency.
Woofer
A low-frequency loudspeaker used with the main loudspeaker
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