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I think it is a voltage signal source. y(t) is like in math. A function y whose value is dependent on time t. It's the output voltage of the circuit between + and - (which is ground in this case). You connect something with a high impedence input to the output.
I think it is a voltage signal source. y(t) is like in math. A function y whose value is dependent on time t. It's the output voltage of the circuit between + and - (which is ground in this case). You connect something with a high impedence input to the output.
A signal source is is voltage or current source that varies and carries information with it.
You take something with two input terminals where the resistance between them is high, and connect them to the two output terminals on your circuit. THat's all I mean.
Yes, a megaphone is an amplifier. You don't need a parts list. ALl the values of the parts in your schematic are labelled and show you the values you need. The op-amp also has a number. Just put the circuit together and (I presume) connect the output to some speakers. You may need a small transformer to match to match the impedence of your circuit with the impedence of speaker.
also i got a potentiometer with a built in spdt switch and it has 6 soldering terminals 3 at the locatation theyre normally at and 3 on the very bottom. what are the three on the bottom for
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