What are the key criteria for well behaved clipping for solid-state amps?
Here are plot for Sansui AU-a607MRX integrated amp clipping behavior for 100 Hz, 1 kHz and 10 kHz. The load is a dummy 8 Ohm resistor. This amp was so-called hi-end integrated amp from Sansui. However, its clipping behavior is nasty.
Here are plot for Sansui AU-a607MRX integrated amp clipping behavior for 100 Hz, 1 kHz and 10 kHz. The load is a dummy 8 Ohm resistor. This amp was so-called hi-end integrated amp from Sansui. However, its clipping behavior is nasty.
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looks like fold-back current limiting at low frequency and clipping isn't your 1st problem at 10 KHz - you are hard slew rate limiting there
you could clip the input signal at a V that keeps you below the current limit
basically just keep the signal input at a low level that wouldn't give current, slew rate limiting - using just a fraction of the rated power
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/soli...terview-error-correction-100.html#post1226333 (maybe now that his book is out we'll see the Klever Klipper?)
you could clip the input signal at a V that keeps you below the current limit
basically just keep the signal input at a low level that wouldn't give current, slew rate limiting - using just a fraction of the rated power
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/soli...terview-error-correction-100.html#post1226333 (maybe now that his book is out we'll see the Klever Klipper?)
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