When Praxis measures sensitivity for 2.83V, how is the level set to 2.83?
A better question is “why would you want it to?”. The measurement is not MADE at 1Vrms (usually), but the resulting sensitivity value is referenced to the 1Vrms drive level. Think of it as being like the speed of a car – you can drive at 60mi/hr without driving for an hour or for 60 miles. You can go 60 miles/hour for just 10 seconds and the speedometer will still read correctly. But if you did drive at 60mi/hr for exactly one hour, you’d go….60 miles. Don’t confuse ratiometric measurements with absolute measurements.
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