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Imran Khan (Punjabi: ) (born 28 May 1984) is a Dutch-Pakistani[1] singer, songwriter and rapper. Khan sings in Punjabi and English. He first reached stardom in 2007 after the release of his first single "Ni Nachleh".[2] Khan was signed to Prestige Records in late 2007, and released the single "Ni Nachleh" on the label.[2] His second single, "Amplifier", was released on 13 July 2009. As of July 2022, his song "Satisfya" is his most viewed video with over 880 million views on YouTube. His debut 15-track album, Unforgettable, was released on 27 July 2009 via Prestige Records,[3] produced by Eren E.

Khan released a single titled "Imaginary" on 8 June 2015, produced by Eren E. The single was released on his own record label, IK Records. Khan shot the video with David Zennie at Akon's house in Los Angeles.[14] "Imaginary"'s official music video received 6 million views within a month of its release and currently has 91 million+ views on YouTube.[citation needed][when?] Khan came out with another song, "Hattrick", which received 2 million views in a month and as of late 2021 had 32 million+ views.[15]

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That is the brilliance of Imran Khan, his songs are not instructional or ponderous, but if you scratch the surface you would find that his songs are both a reminder and warning of what this world has become, what this world can become.

Charge detection is essential for a large number of commercial and scientific applications. A charge amplifier is one of the most fundamental building blocks for a detector system. This thesis describes the design, circuit implementation, and post-silicon testing of two different charge amplifier designs, analog and digital, that address some commonly seen fundamental challenges in the charge detection application. In particular, the proposed designs can be integrated with an image charge detector (ICD) to study the characteristics of dust on Mars. The proposed charge amplifier design utilizes a small 10 fF feedback capacitor to achieve a high gain. The fully integrated custom differential charge amplifier design improves the accuracy and robustness of its charge gain, and provides a compact method to extract detector capacitance for gain calibration. Conventional charge amplifiers' charge-to-voltage gain is a function of the detector parasitic capacitance. Therefore, a high precision photo-current calibration method is proposed here to enable an accurate gain calibration. In addition, a novel "digital amplifier" with close to rail-to-rail output swing is proposed to realize an infinite equivalent open-loop gain. Consisting of an ADC and charge pump as the amplifier core, this proposed design maintains a consistent closed-loop gain independent of the input parasitic capacitance. The ADC is realized as a single comparator, i.e. a 1-bit ADC, which, together with an SR latch and a differential charge pump, replaces the conventional analog amplifier core.

When I met Tony Crocker at CanJam RMAF 2018 and had a chance to experience his Swan Song Audio products, I told him that whenever he is ready, I would be more than happy to review his products. That happy moment has arrived along with the Swan Song Audio Cygnet Class A Headphone Amplifier/Preamp with Upsampling DAC. Swan Song Audio is something very unique in the audiophile and personal audio world, a custom amplifier manufacturer. Every piece is custom handmade to order based on some very solid underpinnings. Everything from custom casings (including glass tops with laser cut renditions of their Swan logo) to matching the electronics to your specific headphones is available.

So when an audio manufacturer names an amplifier after a saint, it had better be heavenly, right? Well, thats just what Song Kim, president of Song Audio, has done. There have been earlier versions of the SA-34 SB integrated amplifier, one reviewed on Ultra Audio a few years ago. The $2900 USD Cecilia SA-34 SB is an all-tube integrated using a 5AR4 rectifier, two 12AX7s in the input stage, and two EL34s for power. The fact that theres only one EL34 per channel means the circuit is single-ended, which means the output tubes have to amplify the entire waveform, rather than split it into positive and negative components and route those to separate amplifier sections, as is done in push-pull amplifier circuits. Furthermore, the EL34s are strapped to run as triodes, so theres even less power available: 4Wpc to be exact. Thats not much, even for single-ended triode-strapped EL34s. Other amplifiers using similar circuits have higher power ratings. So why is the Cecilia rated at such a low power? I asked Song Kim that question, and he responded that he was extremely conservative in rating his amplifiers outputs.

The EL34 tube is a very popular output tube. It was used in the most popular amplifier ever made, the Dynaco ST70. The EL34 is still a popular tube, especially for guitar amplifiers, where it has a reputation for sounding extremely sweet in the midrange but somewhat rolled off at the frequency extremes.

All of the Cecilia SA-34 SBs tubes were sourced from Russian manufacturer Electro Harmonix, which in my experience makes very reliable tubes. Because the output tubes are self-biasing, the user can swap any other EL34 tubes for the stock ones. Tube rollers can have a field day with the Cecilia SA-34 SB. If you've always wanted to splurge on some NOS Mullards, heres your chance -- you'll only need to buy two of them. Of course, with any stereo amplifier, using matched output tubes is a good idea.

However, I feel duty-bound to report that I did experience some problems. The power transformer of first review sample almost came off the chassis during shipping. I think UPS gets most of the credit for this, although I wondered if the tiny self-tapping screws that held the transformer to the chassis might not have been part of the problem. The second sample had a loose ground wire that caused an annoying hum. After the ground wire was repaired, the hum was reduced, but it was still unacceptably loud -- I could hear it during quiet musical passages. Song Kim then found a way to reduce it further, and finally I could listen to the Cecilia SA-34 SB without having to try to ignore the hum. As a result, my estimation of the amplifiers sound went up a notch -- and this review took longer than normal to finish.

A major factor in how well any integrated amplifier portrays music is its handling of the dynamic spectrum, both macrodynamics -- how loudly and quietly it will play -- and microdynamics -- how it handles slight variations in loudness that musicians use to phrase their performances. The Cecilia SA-34 SB was quite good on both counts; with "Folia: Rodrigo Martinez" from Jordi Savall and associates La Folia [Alia Vox AV9805], it tracked the continuous microdynamic changes very precisely. On this piece, climaxes should virtually explode out of the system, and the Cecilia SA-34 SB reproduced them well. However, Ive heard them sound even more combustible with some other integrated amps that cost more and have greater output power.

I used my Wright Sound Company WPA3.5 mono amplifiers ($1590 per pair) and deHavilland Mercury 2 Remote preamp ($5200) for comparison -- I had no similar integrated amps on hand. Some of us reviewers don't have rooms bursting with extra equipment, but we make do anyway!

While Im not thrilled about having been part of the R&D effort for the Cecilia SA-34 SB -- it seemed like I was sending e-mail or integrated amplifiers to Song Audio on a regular basis -- Im glad that the last modifications reduced the hum problem substantially without degrading the Cecilia SA-34 SB's performance. With the right speakers, this integrated amp can indeed produce a heavenly sound.

I don't think she broke the amplifier. I think the song is driving at the irony that an amplifier is useless without a guitar (or other instrument) to plug into it. The one thing that could have made Danny feel better -- playing his guitar loud -- is impossible, so he has to kill himself.

Best breakup song ever written. And I love the word play near the end ("she took it all, in one big haul" or...."in one big hall, she left his amplifier". Peter Holsapple is one of the best songwriters ever. If you've never seen the video for the song, check it out, it's also brilliant.

To connect a speaker to the board you have add an amplification circuit connected between the DAC0 pin and the speaker. The amplification circuit will increase the volume of the speaker. There are many audio amplifiers available, one of the most common is the LM386.The following scheme shows how to build the circuit using the LM386 and a bunch of components.

You can supply the LM386 connecting the Vs pin with different voltages sources, like for example the +5 V present on the 5V pin of the Arduino Zero / MKRZero or an external 9V battery.The gain of the amplifier is given by the capacitor connected to pin 1 and 8 of the LM386. With the 10 F capacitor the gain is set to 200, without the capacitor the gain is 50.With the potentiometer you can control the volume of the amplifier.

After you have uploaded the code, your audio file should start playing, the audio file is defined in the code as File myFile = SD.open("test.wav");. To get additional information about the playback, open the serial monitor in the IDE by going to Tools > Serial Monitor. Remember that you can control the volume of the amplifier using the potentiometer.

In the song "Amplifier" by Imran Khan, the artist is singing about having a good time with his special someone. He rides his car (or "gaddi") really fast and is not scared of the police. He describes himself as a "night rider" and he likes to break things and make a lot of noise. The chorus speaks of taking his beloved away on his car, and himself being her 'amplifier'. He then speaks of taking her to a club and playing music. The final refrain reiterates the idea that he is her 'amplifier', essentially being her hype-man, loud enough to make her feel loved and special. 2351a5e196