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sss
hello eveerybody

guys i wanna know if bridged opa541 can handle 8ohm speaker (not paralelled ) with max voltage supply (+-40V) without overheating

also
i read the whole datasheets and found nothing about thermal protection , so i guess there is no thermal protection , right?
carlosfm
Never use max. voltage on a power op-amp.
It will overheat.
Does true 8 ohm speakers still exist?
Speakers always have impedance dips across the range, some 8 ohm speakers can have impedance dips to as low as 3 ohms, usually in the bass, and specially bass-refex speakers.
I would use the 541 at +/- 30~32v, no more.

With two chips, I would prefer to parallel than bridge them.
Or bridge-parallel, but that's 4 chips per channel minimum.:D
sss
thanx for the reply Carlos
i guess its better to use the opa549 with ~28V supplies
gengcard
Hi

Oh :bigeyes: minimum 4 chips per channel.
I cannot build the high watts amplifier because my loudspeakers are just 100W :bawling:

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