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Peak Programme Meter with LEDs

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Author: VCC

Last Updated: 2021-02-03

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This is an example of a Peak Programme Meter with 2x16 LEDs. The scale is linear in volts, not dB. The integration time is much shorter than the fall time. It is useful to indicate signal clipping.
This example follows no standard, it is for demonstration purposes only.

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