Speakers & Buzzers
1. Definition
1.1 Speakers & Buzzers
Speakers and buzzers are output devices that convert electrical signals into sound.
- Speakers produce a wide range of sounds including music, speech, and effects.
- Buzzers generate a single tone or beep for alerts and notifications.
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2. Types
- Piezo Buzzer : Uses piezoelectric effect to generate sound, common for alarms.
- Magnetic Buzzer : Uses an electromagnet to vibrate a diaphragm, often for timers.
- Mini Speaker : Produces a range of audio frequencies, suitable for voice or music.
- Active Buzzer : Generates sound when powered, no signal required.
- Passive Buzzer : Requires an oscillating signal to produce sound.
3. Applications
- Audio feedback in electronic devices.
- Alarms and alerts in security systems.
- Music and sound effects in toys and gadgets.
- Notification tones in embedded systems.
- Voice output for assistive devices.
4. Precautions
- Avoid exceeding voltage/current limits to prevent damage.
- Do not place near strong magnets (for magnetic types) as it can affect performance.
- Keep away from water unless the device is waterproof.
- Limit continuous high-volume operation to avoid overheating.
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