In this spec sheet:
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, I dont get the 15W of Continuous Audio. Does it mean the power to have continuous audio is 15W?
Thanks.
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17 years ago
What is Continuous Audio?
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17 years ago
It means you can run 15W of audio into it continuously (when part of a circuit, obviously). That 15W should be RMS, I expect
Some of the audio will get absorbed by the device, the rest will go to the speaker.
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PeteS
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17 years ago
It means the rheostat can dissapate 15 watts. You can get into an argument about whether this is RMS volts across a pure resistance, or average power, or 'music power' or 'peak power' or several other confusing ways of making an amplifier have more power.
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17 years ago
Thanks...
Another unrelated question to this one, so in the same spec, Insulation Resistance means the resistance of the insulation?
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17 years ago
It does indeed.