Automotive UcD high-quality power amplifier 2x100W

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measured by an external audio card E-MU0204 usb,AC SMPS,
3,9 Ohm resistor + divider 1/10, and passive 3nd RC filter 25kHz.
Software tool: DSSF 5.2

Differences between the results of measurement on load resistor or real speaker can not be traced
 
I have not tried it for 2 Ohm.
One instance I use for subwoofer Focal performance p25 db in stereo mode.(2x4 ohm)

Output transistors optimized for low THD and 4 Ohm load. (IRFI4212), case heat dissipation area approximately 700 sq cm (1C/W)

In general, 2 ohms maximum music power must not exceed 100 watts per channel, which does not gives advantages in comparison with the load 4 ohm
 
Thanks!
few photos.
(Clipping on 3,9 Ohm load on waweform)
 

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