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* R5 |0 C# V0 p( A+ y | Fault conditions on audio amplifiers: S2 W9 a/ T0 d% F Q
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7 B" T/ v" \! YStandard: IEC 60065, Ed. 6 Clause: 4.3.9 Sheet n. 289
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& o5 O8 Z- L0 `" ^1 N6 KSubject: Fault conditions on audio
( I+ l5 I5 e4 }- I8 `amplifiers
, g) M' y! h: m. J$ T, hKey words:
- Q% @" f! a* Y& O" K* ~- Audio amplifier
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Decision n. 23/36
9 ]) I( g4 Y! O9 ^. ftaken at 36th
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( {/ {3 ~9 S& [: r' P TQuestion:5 Z# A; z# G' M2 V
When applying fault conditions to an audio amplifier (scl. 4.3.9) to determine heating under fault
& X- g! M7 K# tconditions there are two possibilities to do this.
8 X+ Q$ z8 A N* n3 }; {" ^1. Adjusting the apparatus to deliver one-eighth of the non- clipped output power to the minimum" I' b( J8 r$ J0 _4 ?
rated load impedance [ 8 Ohms) and then changing the load to 4 Ohms without changing the/ b2 t2 F# \1 l3 B' Z$ ~
adjustment.
6 A- N8 u7 H( W+ v( D- |) X2. Changing the load impedance to 4 Ohms, measuring the non-clipped output power into 4 Ohms,) `: {' d1 F1 N: x T0 o! k$ Z/ n
and then adjusting the output to one-eighth of the non-clipped output power; s# w0 W/ Q1 x2 `, S
Which possibility is to be used?+ K, f4 q' [+ ~- r' v. _5 k
Decision:% d W1 F; l& @$ I! O4 B9 }
Possibility 1 has to be used.
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