bcarso
Well-known member
1 ohm----hmm. Must be one big chip.
A consultant to H*rm*n (not me) worked on a switchmode subwoofer amp for years. It was intended for F*rd but in the end turned out to be too expensive, especially after that customer kept piling on features. Plus the relationship was deteriorating anyway...
I think it drove a nearby woofer with a d.c.r. of about 0.6 ohms. The funniest part of the whole thing was, being the manufacturing-driven company that it was, because the amp required hand-inserts of some parts to get them close enough for low trace Z, there appeared a blanket item in the Design for Manufacturability guidelines that there were to be henceforth NO class D amps. I got a big chuckle out of that.
A consultant to H*rm*n (not me) worked on a switchmode subwoofer amp for years. It was intended for F*rd but in the end turned out to be too expensive, especially after that customer kept piling on features. Plus the relationship was deteriorating anyway...
I think it drove a nearby woofer with a d.c.r. of about 0.6 ohms. The funniest part of the whole thing was, being the manufacturing-driven company that it was, because the amp required hand-inserts of some parts to get them close enough for low trace Z, there appeared a blanket item in the Design for Manufacturability guidelines that there were to be henceforth NO class D amps. I got a big chuckle out of that.
