peak power vs average power
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When defining power handling capability of Tx/Rx switch module, what is the specification?
For example, peak power= 100W, Pulse width = 20uS, Pulse Repetition Rate =5kHz, mutiply pulse width by pulse repetition rate to get duty cycle. Duty will be 10%.
So,when I describe the power handling capability, peak power 100W or average 10W, which is right?
For example, peak power= 100W, Pulse width = 20uS, Pulse Repetition Rate =5kHz, mutiply pulse width by pulse repetition rate to get duty cycle. Duty will be 10%.
So,when I describe the power handling capability, peak power 100W or average 10W, which is right?
Depends on. For a semiconductor switch, the peak power matters in any case. For a mechanical relays, you'll primary care for average power, in addition for peak voltage (risk of electrical breakdown), shouldn't be a problem with 100 W.
