Võimendusega

Võimendusega is an Estonian term that translates to "amplified" or "with amplification." It is most commonly used in the context of sound and audio engineering to describe a signal that has been increased in strength. This amplification is achieved through an electronic device called an amplifier, which takes a weak input signal and produces a stronger output signal. The degree of amplification is often measured in decibels (dB) or by a gain factor.

In everyday usage, "võimendusega" can refer to various situations where sound is made louder. This includes the use of loudspeakers with an amplifier to project music or speech to a larger audience, or the amplification of a musical instrument's sound through a guitar amplifier or a microphone connected to a sound system. Beyond audio, the term can be applied more broadly to situations where any form of signal or effect is intensified or magnified. For instance, a scientific experiment might involve "võimendusega" data processing to reveal subtle trends, or a financial strategy could be described as "võimendusega" if it involves leveraging borrowed capital to increase potential returns. The core concept remains the increase in magnitude or intensity of something.