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+ z7 ^# d8 g7 O- M! g | Fault conditions on audio amplifiers
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/ K3 ]- L* O0 Q" M( YStandard: IEC 60065, Ed. 6 Clause: 4.3.9 Sheet n. 289 t. h' f4 h' c7 t2 t
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Subject: Fault conditions on audio
/ {( V2 |- L5 ?& H2 Y1 eamplifiers8 Z, j' Q8 K& A$ l1 I5 H
Key words:
9 y" P/ q8 A$ C* e( w8 y. \- Audio amplifier
( q& `2 \6 K/ n" H3 H! f- - Fault condition
$ K* T9 F. s9 QDecision n. 23/36
; w* G, H- o; G( Z# Dtaken at 36th
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1 }0 \! t, L. fQuestion:4 B1 ]# h, o# r+ \
When applying fault conditions to an audio amplifier (scl. 4.3.9) to determine heating under fault t6 o# ^ d9 _. M) m% `7 K, _
conditions there are two possibilities to do this.7 b( g E; s. H. M5 Q% {) h
1. Adjusting the apparatus to deliver one-eighth of the non- clipped output power to the minimum# u$ A7 r- j( D: ~
rated load impedance [ 8 Ohms) and then changing the load to 4 Ohms without changing the
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2. Changing the load impedance to 4 Ohms, measuring the non-clipped output power into 4 Ohms,
# y8 X$ u0 f2 i2 r) O5 c4 _, Tand then adjusting the output to one-eighth of the non-clipped output power& Q" B; J \. P
Which possibility is to be used?. X& d9 [( G. v) e
Decision:
/ V" T6 M! I, Q2 [# F5 u* uPossibility 1 has to be used.1 Y" i& s9 i/ g* N6 X- s% N, V
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