# Loudspeaker

Loudspeakers produce a sound whenever there is a change in the voltage across them. The frequency of the changing voltage governs the frequency (and the pitch) of the sound.

When you add a loudspeaker to a scene, the scene goes into slow motion so that enough samples of the model's properties can be taken to simulate and measure the model accurately.

If a voltage greater than the Clipping voltage is applied to the loudspeaker, the sound produced is distorted.

Click on the underlined resistance by the loudspeaker to edit it.

Part parameters:

- Clipping Voltage: 10 V
- Maximum power dissipation: 40 W

## See also:

- Using electronics parts