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9th March 2007, 01:42 AM
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noise level hearing evaluation
Is it a common practice to short the input to ground of an amplifier when doing noise level hearing test? Or we via a resistor having value similar to expected source resistance? Is noting heard (hiss, hum) 1 cm from speaker an essential requirement for a solid state amplifier?
I have no problem when testing most power amp I have built. But when I put a pre-amp with its input shorted to ground, I always can hear hiss noise (no hum) from tweeter. Is my pre-amp too noisy? Or the power amp's gain too high? Residual output noise (input groundedd) of a pre-amp should be in uV range to rank its low noise? |
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