Pld/Cxd Amplifier Product Training Assessment
Welcome to the PLD/CXD Amplifier Product Training Assessment tool. Please review all sections before attempting this assessment. You must correctly answer 80% of the questions to complete this assessment.
- 1.What does FAST stand for?
- A.
Flexible Amplifier Summing Technology
- B.
Flexible Arrangement Shifting Technology
- C.
First Acoustic Sampling Theory
- D.
Finite Audio Spectrum Transition
- 2.What does FAST do?
- A.
Actively distributes amplifier power in any combination of channels
- B.
Draws additional electrical power from the wall during periods of rest
- C.
Automatically detects the loudspeakers connected to the amplifier
- D.
Connects the amplifier to a third-party controller
- 3.What type of amplifier is the PLD/CXD?
- A.
Class A
- B.
Class B
- C.
Class C
- D.
Class D
- 4.Which of the following sentences is true about the PLD/CXD power supply?
- A.
The Powerlight power supply draws current efficiently using Power Factor Correction.
- B.
The Flux Capacitor draws power through the miniature reactor within Mr. Fusion.
- C.
The Trilithium Crystal chamber generates the power for the Warp Drive.
- 5.What two factors define the deliverable power to a single amplifier channel?
- A.
Current and Voltage
- B.
Weight and Class
- C.
Power and Rack Size
- D.
Impedance and Delay
- 6.What mode combines two channels to provide more power to higher impedance loudspeakers?
- A.
Bridge
- B.
Parallel
- C.
Power Factor Correction
- D.
Intrinsic Correction
- 7.Which loudspeakers benefit most from a Bridge-Parallel mode?
- A.
Loudspeakers with impedance in the 4 – 8 ohm region
- B.
Loudspeakers with impedance more than 8 ohms
- C.
Loudspeakers with impedance less than 4 ohms
- 8.What mode combines two channels to provide more power to lower impedance loudspeakers?
- A.
Bridge
- B.
Parallel
- C.
Power Factor Correction
- D.
Intrinsic Correction
- 9.Why is the PLD/CXD built “upside-down”?
- A.
To keep small particles from ending up on the circuit boards
- B.
To make the amplifier harder to duplicate
- C.
Gravity is critical to the amplifier’s power capacitors
- 10.What are the three primary components of each amplifier channel?
- A.
Storage capacitors
- B.
Filter
- C.
Custom MOSFET output device
- D.
GPIO
- 11.The PLD/CXD amplifier can automatically assign specific signal processing to designated QSC loudspeakers to maximize their performance. What is the name of this feature?
- A.
Intrinsic Correction
- B.
Inherent Calculation
- C.
Implemented Coordination
- 12.What does the Preset Wizard do?
- A.
Helps to select the best amplifier channel configuration based on user parameters
- B.
Automatically adjusts the gain of all input signals to highlight the best one
- C.
Places all of the silverware, plates, and cups at the dining halls of Hogwarts
- D.
Detects a clipping input signal and tells it “You shall not pass!”
- 13.Which of the following are main pillars of the PLD/CXD amplifiers? Check all that apply.
- A.
Fast Flexible Power
- B.
Real Useful DSP
- C.
Advanced Amplifier Technology
- D.
Unmatched User Experience
- E.
Clunky Outdated System
- 14.Why do channels A and C share a heat sink?
- A.
Since channel A is most commonly paired with channel B, this spreads out the thermal load when channel A and B are in use.
- B.
They share one circular heat sink with channels B and D as well.
- C.
Since channel A is most commonly paired with channel C, this allows one heat sink to handle both of their thermal loads, letting the other heat sink cool down.
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