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Re: EIA vs. RMS power [message #27716 is a reply to message #27714]

Fri, 06 May 2005 08:04

Bill Wassilak
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EIA measures at 1% thd at 1khz usually, where RMS is the usable power measured under the full bandwidth 20-20khz, which is .707 of the peak output of the amplifier. Usually the RMS power is just a little under what the EIA ratings are.

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