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In article , Cecil Moore wrote:
Ken Smith wrote: At the point where it fails, the output goes to zero, I assume. If so, wouldn't that be the impedance as I've been defining it. Is an amp that fails at one minute with 100w FM better matched than an amp that fails at two minutes with 100w CW? No, you've got the concept backwards. Obviously the worst matched is the 1 o=minute case, next would be the 2 minute case and so on up to one which runs for about its MTBF at the connected load. This last case would likely be the one the designer was targeting. -- -- forging knowledge |
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