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APPENDIX A
Glossary of Power-Related Terms
AC: Alternating Current.
Amp: An abbreviation for Ampere, a unit of electrical current or the rate of flow of electrons.
Balanced Mode: Noise Reduction with Clean Power Stage 5 filtering and a transformer configuration that
references ground. Benefits include CMR (see below) for ultra-clean audio playback. May not, however, effectively
rid A/V systems of hum, buzz, vertical or horizontal lines on a video projector, CRT or Plasma display.
references ground. Benefits include CMR (see below) for ultra-clean audio playback. May not, however, effectively
rid A/V systems of hum, buzz, vertical or horizontal lines on a video projector, CRT or Plasma display.
Clean Power
™
: Exclusive Monster noise filtering. Attenuates unwanted interference caused by RFI, EMI,
and internal component-generated noise.
CMR: An abbreviation for Common Mode Rejection. A technique using a fully-differential balanced power
transformer configuration in the PRO7000 PowerSource for cancelling noise on the AC power line.
transformer configuration in the PRO7000 PowerSource for cancelling noise on the AC power line.
CSA: An abbreviation for Canadian Standards Association. CSA has developed over 200 standards, including
several for electrical and electronic products.
several for electrical and electronic products.
Current: The movement of electrons through a conductor.
DC: Direct Current.
Digital Noise: Electrical disturbances created by radiated high-frequency energy common to many digital circuits.
EMI: Electromagnetic Interference. Power line distortion caused by turn-on transients of various appliances
and components that contribute to a degradation in performance of your A/V system.
and components that contribute to a degradation in performance of your A/V system.
Filter: A selective network of resistors, inductors, or capacitors which offers comparatively little resistance
at certain frequencies, while blocking or attenuating other frequencies.
at certain frequencies, while blocking or attenuating other frequencies.
Ground: A point in an electrical system that references the AC power company’s unbalanced neutral ground
wire return.
wire return.
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