squeak9798
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Wrong.nope, because usually the efficiency is lower at higher ohm loads.......NOT the efficiency.
Efficiency generally decreases as impedance decreases. Most efficient operation will typically be at higher impedances for a given amplifier.
Class A/B amps will have much lower efficiency @ 1/3 power than at full power because of how they operate.why doe you see specs that say efficiency at 1/3 power like 50% but at FULL POWER the efficiency gets considerably higher.
Class D's typically have 1/3 efficiency pretty close to that of full power output....usually within 10% or so.
But as impedance decreases, so does efficiency.
The 1/3 power vs full power relationship has nothing to do with the impedance vs efficiency relationship.
