A Class D amplifier is a type of audio amplifier that operates by switching on and off the output devices (usually transistors) at a high frequency, rather than amplifying the input signal in a linear fashion like Class A, B, or AB amplifiers. This switching operation allows Class D amplifiers to achieve high efficiency, often […]
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