In any function where microphone, amplifier and speakers are used often one would hear a humming sound, which increases in volume gradually. This is due to:

In any function where microphone, amplifier and speakers are used often one would hear a humming sound, which increases in volume gradually. This is due to: Correct Answer Positive feedback between microphone and speaker

  • A simple public address system consists of a microphone, an amplifier, and one or more speakers.
  • Whenever you have those three components, you have the potential for feedback.
  • Acoustic feedback or feedback course when the sound from the speakers makes if it back into the microphone and is re-amplified and sent through the speakers again.
  • This loop happens so quickly that it creates its frequency, which we hear as a humming sound.
  • This happens due to positive feedback between the microphone and the speaker. 

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