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18th October 2004, 04:15 PM
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LM4780 instantaneous peak output power capability
What is the instantaneous peak output power capability of the LM4780 ?
Also, is there a time limit (like a few milliseconds or something) as to how long it can provide that instantaneous power ? LM3886's is 135W but am not sure if the same can be assumed for LM4780. |
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