Just do the maths of AC voltage gain after connecting 4ohm speaker. Then u will notice the problem from figures u get.bcoz that voltage gain magnitide is the one which ur speaker is going to feel... Then calculate the power

If you notice the problem just google for "power amplifier" circuit..

Just do the maths of AC voltage gain after connecting a 4 ohm speaker. Then you will notice the problem from figures you get because that voltage gain magnitide is the one which your speaker is going to feel. Then calculate the power.

If you notice the problem just google for "power amplifier" circuit..

Just do the maths of AC voltage gain after connecting 4ohm speaker. Then u will notice the problem from figures u get.

If you notice the problem just google for "power amplifier" circuit..

Just do the maths of AC voltage gain after connecting 4ohm speaker. Then u will notice the problem from figures u get.bcoz that voltage gain magnitide is the one which ur speaker is going to feel... Then calculate the power

If you notice the problem just google for "power amplifier" circuit..