26-08-2019, 11:20 PM
Exactly - the datasheet shows that it can do 0.005% into 8 ohms at 1kHz. All the way up to 55 watts (figure 4). Therefore, there are no grounds for this statement:
You say that the figures in the datasheet were into a higher than typical impedance to reduce LSN in order to get an artificially low distortion value. That simply isn't true.
(25-08-2019, 11:01 PM)Refugee Wrote: I looked up the audio amp chip and the distortion figure was more like that of a preamp. You bet that was for running the reduced load with the headphone resistors in circuit.
You say that the figures in the datasheet were into a higher than typical impedance to reduce LSN in order to get an artificially low distortion value. That simply isn't true.
