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10th February 2009, 02:53 PM
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yes, you have to tune the DC value of maximum continuous output current using resistor values.
Then tune the Transient pass capability using the capacitor value. This way it should never trigger on any valid audio signal into the specified load range. Rail fuses cope with excessive long term dissipation (the equivalent of the 3s latch) |
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