A typical application of the limiter is "cleaning up" digital signals. Set the clip range to a narrow window around the middle between the high level and the low level of the digital signal. Then use a Gain / Offset I/O to magnify the output signal of the limiter to the original magnitude.
The limiter works as follows: all values of the signal above the maximum of the clip range are changed to the maximum value. All values below the minimum of the clip range are changed to the minimum value.
if sample < Clip_min then sample := Clip_min else if sample > Clip_max then sample := Clip_max;
Properties and actions
To control the behavior of the Limiter I/O, several properties are available.
These can be accessed through a popup menu which is shown when the I/O is right clicked in the Object Tree.
The properties can also be accessed through its settings window which is shown when the I/O is double clicked in the Object Tree.
To open the Object tree, click the 
Show object tree button.
By default, the settings window only shows the most used settings. When Advanced is ticked, the extended window with all settings is shown. See also the program settings.
Clip range
The Clip range property sets the maximum and minimum limits of the Limiter I/O.
Common properties and actions
Related information
Gain / Offset
The Gain / Offset I/O multiplies a signal with a constant gain factor and adds a constant offset.
Deskew
The Deskew I/O shifts the source's data in time.
Slice
The Slice I/O crops an input signal to a selectable slice of its input signal.
Comparator
The Comparator I/O compares a signal with a certain reference level.
