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nevermind, got it :
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It depends what figure you use for the noise. It looks like you just used -70dBV. 25.7dBV is about 19.3V - is this the SNR of your chip amp project at full scale output?
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Yes I used -70dBV. I believe this is at 45Watts from a LM4780
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