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Calculations have been presented to show that maximum transistor power dissipation occurs at approximately 40 percent and is about 20 percent of maximum sine-wave power output in Class B output stages. These calculations are based on several important assumptions, including that of perfect power supply regulation. This paper considers the effect of power supply regulation on: the music power to continuous power ratio, transistor and overall system economics, and the subjective ability of the amplifier to reproduce program material.
Author (s): Hartz, Ralph S.; Kamp, Frederick S.
Affiliation:
Radio Corporation of America, Electronic Components and Devices Division, Somerville, NJ
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AES Convention: 33
Paper Number:545
Publication Date:
1967-10-06
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Hartz, Ralph S.; Kamp, Frederick S.; 1967; Power Output and Power Dissipation in Class B Transistor Amplifiers [PDF]; Radio Corporation of America, Electronic Components and Devices Division, Somerville, NJ; Paper 545; Available from: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=897
Hartz, Ralph S.; Kamp, Frederick S.; Power Output and Power Dissipation in Class B Transistor Amplifiers [PDF]; Radio Corporation of America, Electronic Components and Devices Division, Somerville, NJ; Paper 545; 1967 Available: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=897