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Class D Amplifier Design Techniques by Philip Crawley is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses class D audio amplifiers. It provides an overview of conventional class D amplifier design, including pulse width modulation techniques used to efficiently switch the output between voltage rails. Nonlinearities in the design can cause distortions, including those from the load inductor saturation current, MOS transistor on-resistance, and non-ideal carrier signal shapes like triangle waves. Analytical methods to model these distortions using double Fourier integral analysis are also
- Author
- Philip Crawley
- Language
- EN