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Dummy load for audio amplifier - Page 1 - EEVblog

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Audio Dummy Load

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A nice dummy load. I've been building audio amplifiers for years. And until now I've always used just a bare wirewound resistor with some banana plugs as a test load. Well, no longer! I now have a very nice dummy load: It's a simple thing, really, but I thought others might get some inspiration and/or at least be interested in the sources for ...

A Quick Guide to Dummy Loads - OnAllBands

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So what's the preferred 8 ohm high power audio dummy …

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Dummy Load Resistors - Parts Express

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Dummy load for audio amp, non inductive resistor necessary?

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Gathering parts for a bench test speaker. This one will get built. To include 8 ohm 50 watt dummy load for silent testing of audio stages or alignment (yes, I often watch AVC instead of AC on speaker). Tough to find non inductive resistor that's big enough, or cheap enough, and in stock.

Testing Amplifiers - Speaker or dummy load | diyAudio

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A non-inductive load is the best way to test an amp because the impedance is constant across the audio spectrum and provides a good benchmark to measure an amp that is consistent from amp to amp. The other advantage is if the amp goes into oscillation or in the case of a transistor amp shorts to a rail, it may fry the resistor, but that is a ...

Dummy load | The Gear Page

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8 Ohm 100W Non-Inductive Dummy Load ResistorNon-inductive dummy load resistors are a must for bench testing amplifiers. Also useful for testing loudspeakers and other audio circuits requiring an 8 ohm load. 5% tolerance. Dimensions: 6-1/2" L x 1-9/16" W x 3/4" H; Inner width of the screw holes... www.parts-express.com

Dummy Load | Page 2 | diyAudio

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I built a dummy load box using a pair of Caddock 100 Watt 4 Ohm non-inductive metal film resistors.The resistors, along with a 55C thermostat are mounted to the bottom of a heatsink extrusion. Two 40mm fans on the rear panel pull air through the front (the panel with all the holes) and exhaust out the back once the heatsink reaches 55C.

Dummy load for audio amp, non inductive resistor necessary?

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Non-inductive resistors are often used as amplifier dummy loads for frequency response runs, to prevent the inductance in ordinary resistors from coloring the high frequency response. This is also a consideration, along with the linearity of the resistors, if one wants to measure distortion at high power levels.