what is the safe maximum amplitude(amp output) for amplifier square wave testing? at present i play with couple of watts . my amplifier has gain of 24 times.
at present i do square wave test with 5 volt amplitude at amplifier output with 8 ohms resistor with parallel capacitor values between .1uf to 1uf. for .1uf there is no significant overshot in square wave(1-10khz). for 1uf there is a over shoot but not worse(1-10kz). from 1 khz to 10 khz i see same shape of over shoot there is no increase in over shoot amplitude from 1 khz to 10khz
at present i do square wave test with 5 volt amplitude at amplifier output with 8 ohms resistor with parallel capacitor values between .1uf to 1uf. for .1uf there is no significant overshot in square wave(1-10khz). for 1uf there is a over shoot but not worse(1-10kz). from 1 khz to 10 khz i see same shape of over shoot there is no increase in over shoot amplitude from 1 khz to 10khz
Depends on the type of amplifier; solid state DC coupled. solid state AC coupled, solid state transformer coupled, valve, class D etc etc
Always i do a short test at full power, like 27V RMS/8R dummy load for a 100w amplifier.
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Post #967,40Khz,70V p.p
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