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Is it possible that signal may go down to negative values (amplitudes)?

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Assume that I have converted my voice into an electrical signal. Is it possible that signal may go down to negative values (amplitudes)?
So why sound files (like WAV) has negative values?
 

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Yes of course; human voice or sounds in general comprise of linear sum of sinusoids with zero dc signal. thats why it can go to negative values. :)
 

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