In this video, i have explained PA System in Audio and Video Engineering, Television Engineering with following timecodes:

0:00 - Audio Video System / Television Engineering Lecture Series
0:15 - Outlines of PA System
1:09 - Basics of PA System
3:22 - Block Diagram of PA System
4:36 - Mixer of PA System
6:27 - Types of Mixer in PA System
7:30 - Circuit of Mixer in PA System
8:37 - Voltage Amplifier in PA System
9:18 - Processing Circuit in PA System
10:01 - Driver Amplifier in PA System
10:59 - Power Amplifier in PA System
12:34 - Requirements of PA System
25:10 - Public Meeting PA System
25:47 - Auditorium PA System
26:32 - Debating Hall PA System
27:08 - Football Stadium PA System

Following points are covered in this video:

0. PA System
1. Basics of PA System
2. Block Diagram of PA System
3. Components of PA System
4. Requirements of PA System
5. Installations of PA System

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Details of PA System, Public Address System, Block Diagram of PA System, Components & Requirements of PA System:

A Public Address (PA) system is an electronic sound amplification system that is used to broadcast announcements, speeches, music, or other audio content to a large audience. It is commonly used in public places such as stadiums, airports, malls, and conference halls.

Block Diagram of PA System:
A typical block diagram of a PA system includes the following components:

Sound source: The sound source can be a microphone, CD player, or any other audio device that provides the sound to be amplified.

Amplifier: The amplifier receives the audio signal from the sound source and increases its power.

Mixer: The mixer is used to combine multiple audio inputs into a single output that can be amplified.

Equalizer: The equalizer is used to adjust the frequency response of the audio signal.

Speakers: The speakers receive the amplified audio signal and convert it into sound.

Components & Requirements of PA System:
The following components are required to set up a PA system:

Sound source: A microphone or any other audio device that provides the sound to be amplified.

Amplifier: An amplifier is required to amplify the audio signal to a level that can be heard by a large audience.

Mixer: A mixer is required if there are multiple sound sources that need to be combined into a single output.

Speakers: Speakers are required to convert the amplified audio signal into sound that can be heard by the audience.

Cables: High-quality cables are required to connect the various components of the system.

Power supply: A reliable power supply is required to power the amplifier and other components of the system.

Control unit: A control unit is required to manage and control the various components of the system.

Backup system: A backup system is recommended to ensure that the system can continue to function even in the event of a failure or power outage.

Adequate acoustic environment: The acoustic environment of the venue where the PA system is installed must be suitable for the intended use of the system. This may require the installation of sound-absorbing materials or other modifications to the environment.