Crown MA-5002-VZ Brochure

M A C R O - T E C H® S E R I E S
8 Ohm Stereo / 4 Ohm Parallel-Mono
L O A D
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
1,881
1,523
1,164
806
448
1,793
1,491
1,189
887
584
2,845
2,294
1,743
1,192
641
657
540
423
305
189
3,534
2,845
2,156
1,467
779
3,187
2,606
2,026
1,445
864
22.7
18.3
14.0
9.7
5.4
34.3
27.6
21.0
14.4
7.7
42.6
34.3
26.0
17.7
9.4
Duty Cycle
AC Mains
Power
Draw
(Watts)
btu/h r
Current Draw (Amps)
10.3
8.3
6.4
4.4
2.5
15.6
12.6
9.5
6.5
3.4
19.4
15.6
11.8
8.0
4.3
4 Ohm Stereo / 8 Ohm Bridge-Mono / 2 Ohm Parallel-Mono 2 Ohm Stereo / 4 Ohm Bridge-Mono / 1 Ohm Parallel-Mono
Macro-Tech 5002VZ
452
376
300
224
147
kcal/ hr
2,606
2,142
1,677
1,212
748
803
657
511
364
218
100-120 V 220-240 V
Thermal Dissipation
btu/h r
Current Draw (Amps)
kcal/ hr100-120 V 220-240 V
Thermal Dissipation
btu/h r
Current Draw (Amps)
kcal/ hr100-120 V 220-240 V
Thermal Dissipation
AC Mains
Power
Draw
(Watts)
AC Mains
Power
Draw
(Watts)
MA-5002VZ
AC Power Draw and Thermal Dissipation
This document provides detailed information about the amount of power and current drawn from the AC mains by the Macro-Tech 5002VZ amplier and the amount of heat produced under various conditions. The calculations presented here are intended to provide a realistic and reliable depiction of the amplier. The following assumptions or approximations were made:
• The amplier’s available channels are loaded and full power is being delivered.
• The amplier efciency at standard 1-kHz power is estimated to be 73%.
• Quiescent power draw is approximately 90 watts, and assumes the cooling fans are not running.
• Quiescent thermal dissipation equals 105 btu/hr at 90 watts.
• The estimated duty cycles take into account the typical crest factor for each type of source material.
• Duty cycle of pink noise is 50%.
• Duty cycle of highly compressed rock ‘n’ roll midrange is 40%.
• Duty cycle of rock ‘n’ roll is 30%.
• Duty cycle of background music is 20%.
• Duty cycle of continuous speech is 10%.
• Duty cycle of infrequent, short duration paging is 1%.
Here are the equations used to calculate the data presented in Figure 1:
The following equation converts power draw in watts to current draw in amperes:
The value used for Power Factor is 0.83. The Power Factor variable is needed to compensate for the difference in phase between the AC mains voltage and current. The following equation is used to calculate thermal dissipation:
The value used for inefciency is 0.27 (1.00–0.73). The factor 3.415 converts watts to btu/hr. Thermal dissipation in btu is divided by the constant 3.968 to get kcal. If you plan to measure output power under real-world conditions, the following equation may also be helpful:
Figure 1 Power Draw, Current Draw and Thermal Dissipation at Various Duty Cycles
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