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What is an MLS signal?

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What is an MLS signal?

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An MLS (Maximum Length Sequence) signal is a pseudo-random noise signal with the happy coincidence that after some serious processing it looks like a pulse, but with much more energy – lower noise levels – than a standard pulse. If you remember any electrical engineering: a pulse contains all frequencies and if you know the pulse response of a circuit (speaker) then you know the frequency response of the circuit. Hence, Speaker Workshop uses MLS signals exclusively for impedance and frequency response testing.

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