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Buzzer
has noise
When the sound which the buzzer generates is not a clear beep sound,
we call it noise or broken sound. There are two possible ways to
cause the noise.
Improperly used
If the voltage we input is too high, the diaphragm will easily
touch other components, which causes the noise. When we set
the wrong frequency instead of the rated frequency is easy to have
noise. For example, if the rated frequency is 2730Hz, but the user
input 2400Hz, the noise appears easily, especially within the range
10% ahead of the rated frequency.
Disqualified
A diaphragm of the buzzer is just set on the braces not firmly
attached. Therefore the external force will move the diaphragm and
result in the noise. When we assemble the buzzer, or in the
process of user’s production line, if there are some iron chippings
invade into the buzzer, the noise will also be caused.
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