George Georgovassilis writes about information technology architecture
There exists a simpler design for the double push-pull amplifier with cross-over compensation [DPP]. A quick recap of the previous design: the input signal is divided into a reference phase and an inverted phase, each phases are amplified separately and drive two push-pull amplifiers [PPA] respectively. What happened so far: while in absolute terms simple, … Continue reading Simplified double push-pull amplifier
Last year I wrote about A switching amplifier electronic design which can drive large power loads with high efficiency and tolerable distortion. The operational principle for this is that a pre-stage converts the input signal into a series of pulses which rapidly switch the end-stage on and off - that is a power-efficient mode of … Continue reading A better switching amplifier
update January 2018: there's a follow-up. In this off-topic post I'm picking up an old hobby of mine: electronics. I've built in the past quite a few analogue audio amplifiers, mostly based on pull-push [1] designs, but always wanted to build a pulsed/switching amplifier. Thus, for no good reason at all, in this post I'll … Continue reading A switching amplifier
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