D naman ko sinabi na accurate yung fomula ko plus minus 10% lang yung sakin para madaling mo mahuha kung ok yung amp o hindi ...
first i would like to make an apology to forumers, di na po sana ako sasagot para hindi hahaba ang discussion pero i strongly feel na i must straighten a myth being offered as technically true.
sir ultimate, with all due respects sir, your formula is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay off.. sige sabihin na nating empirical formula and disregard the unit of the result. let's examine say QSC RMX1850HD. published specs is (FTC) 350w at 8r, 550w at 4r and 900w at 2r. it uses 4 pairs of 2sc5200/2sa1943 transistors. high rail voltage is at 88V and low rail at 44V. so with your formula that is power rating of transistor times the number of transistors times voltage is 150W x 4 x 88 = 52800W.. 52.8kW, ano ito plus minus 10% ng P.M.P.O?
masyadong mataas ang result ng formula kahit pa sa lower rail voltage i-compute. partida na yung number of pairs ang nilagay ko, hindi number of transistors. kahit i-derate pa yung pd sa 10%, masyado pa ring malayo.
by the way yung 150W ay Pd ng
2sc5200 at
2sa1943.
yung formula ni sir eirol, mas malapit pa sa katotohanan. you can actually use that formula as a "ceiling" or upper limit. if the published specs is equal or higher than the results of that formula, then the published specs is "padded". (this holds for non BTL amps). to be more accurate, you could measure the voltage while the amp is operating (kung papayag na buksan) then subtract 5-10V as voltage drops across emitter resistors and transistors and use it instead. again, this is just a ballpark formula. to be able to get the ACTUAL power output, measurement with an oscilloscope, IMHO, is a must.
edit: fixed 2sa1943 datasheet url