equalization factor

The equalization factor is a value used to measure how effectively a system distributes or balances an input signal across different parts or frequencies. In audio, for example, it helps ensure that all sounds are heard clearly and proportionately. In other fields, it adjusts or tunes system parameters to achieve uniform performance or response. Essentially, the equalization factor aids in aligning the system’s output to desired standards, making sure no part is over- or under-represented, leading to consistent and accurate results.