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Protection of audio amplifiers based on temperature measurements in power transistors
An audio amplifier IC has been realized with protection circuitry based directly upon power-transistor temperature measurements. In contrast to current- or voltage-based measurements, this method gives optimal protection independent of supply voltage (9-28V), load (2-16/spl Omega/ BTL), ambient temperature and heat sinking.