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1st March 2010, 01:50 AM
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Amplifiers.... inductive or resistive load?
I put together a solid state relay (SSR) to control my proamp.I am controlling the trigger part by a 10 volt dc transformer which is hooked up to a 120v wireless transmitter...
My question is are pro amps considered an inductive load or a resistive load..dumb question but I am not sure..If it's an inductive load I will need to modify my relay a bit..by adding a diode to the load part. Any help will be appreciated. |
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Location: ΔΡΑΜΑ - North Greece
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