In Reply to: Re: Really? posted by Dan Banquer on April 22, 2006 at 09:15:04:
What I want to know is whether there are higher frequency current pulses within or overlaid on top of the 50/60 Hz supply as a result of what the amp does.
Let's assume this is a Class B or AB1 amplifier so the amount of current drawn does vary. Does AC at higher frequencies than the mains get drawn or is the current greater but the frequency strictly limited to the mains supply frequency?This is to resolve an argument with a friend who says no, the frequency of the ac supplied stays at the mains fundamental frequency. Nothing higher passes. I'm not sure that is right.
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- Re: Really? - guyser 09:44:54 04/22/06 (15)
- Re: Really? - J.Rankin 09:37:27 04/23/06 (1)
- I measured RF noises on the power lines. (long) - cheap-Jack 08:58:10 04/24/06 (0)
- Re: Really? - Dan Banquer 10:15:50 04/22/06 (12)
- Re: Really? - guyser 12:12:12 04/22/06 (11)
- Anything not a sine wave has higher frequency components. - Al Sekela 14:59:10 04/22/06 (0)
- Re: Really? - Dan Banquer 13:09:37 04/22/06 (0)
- Re: Really? - Tre' 12:59:05 04/22/06 (8)
- Since this wire is behind the wall, is not visible to the listener... - Caymus 21:00:41 04/22/06 (7)
- Why not stretch your "imagination" behind the wall. - cheap-Jack 11:47:55 04/24/06 (6)
- For material that has some bearing on the - bjh 14:55:17 04/24/06 (1)
- Yes, these're good food of though for electrical minded. - cheap-Jack 09:22:48 04/25/06 (0)
- Re: Why not stretch your "imagination" behind the wall. - Tre' 14:19:43 04/24/06 (3)
- Which is more "real" - your speculation or my actual audition? - cheap-Jack 07:24:54 04/25/06 (2)
- Re: Which is more "real" - your speculation or my actual audition? - Tre' 13:31:55 04/25/06 (1)
- At least we do our part to the best. - cheap-Jack 17:31:03 04/25/06 (0)