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4th September 2009, 10:38 PM
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You'd bridge this amp chip the same way as you'd bridge any other amp...by driving one of the chips 180° out of phase. How you accomplish the phase reversal is your call.
I'm just not sure that these chips are good bridging material. |
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13th September 2009, 09:10 AM
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Location: Podkarpacie, Poland
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150w
Look at datasheet - You can get little more than 150W from only one - no bridging is needed.
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