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An electronic amplifier that amplifies a low-power signal in order to make it more suitable for an application that requires higher power (e.g. driving a speaker). Power amplifiers have special challenges compared to lower power amplifiers (e.g. a voltage amplifier, which amplifies a signal's voltage but does not provide much output current capability); such challenges include more board space, cooling components that are dissipating high power, etc.

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I've got to do a class B amplifier, and my professor said to rely on this schematic from an old guidance book and I'm trying to replicate it. However, I can't really put my mind into it, especially ...
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Lately I've been reading Bob Cordell's "Designing Audio Power Amplifier" and while reading about the output stage (chapter 2.3 and 3.5) I got curious about the output impedance of ...
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I wanted to use SKY65900-11 2.4-2.5 GHz +28 dBm WLAN Power Amplifier, but when I checked its datasheet, it didn't mention the allowed input value. Has anyone worked with this IC?if YES. So how you ...
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I want to design a power amplifier using BJT. My instructor has designed one for himself, but I have some issues in understanding that topic. The problem is to generate \$0.5W\$ across a speaker of ...
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I have the variables - speaker resistance 8 Ohms, amp power 70 Watts per channel @ 8 Ohms, plus speakers max 8 meters from the amp. Bit confused, but intrigued as to how to roughly calculate cable ...
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Roughly a year ago I foolishly decided to try to build this guitar amplifier from a site I found. Long story short, it doesn't work and I have a hard time understanding why. Circuit & test setup ...
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I have a question about designing a power amplifier, and I don't know how to match the different stages together! Question: Replace the first stage by folded-cascode and any current source by current ...
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I have a question about designing power amplifier. Question: Find the current of the current source I3. My solution: I supposed that the Vbe of Q1 is 0.6v and with Is=10^(-14) calculated the Ic1, ...
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Is the VAS op amp here really configured for a gain of 50? If that's correct, then why does it only output ~1V locally. And then how does ~1V end up becoming full swing on the speaker output? Any ...
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We evaluate RF amplifiers using actual equipment and a simulator (ADS). Since there are few types of inductance values ​​for air-core coils that can be used in matching circuits over 100W, we make our ...
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I am trying to design a good and simple RF power amplifier for a project of mine, but i am getting nowhere. I am quite new to RF electronics, therefore i would like to ask for some suggestions or ...
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I have an old Grunding V2000 audio amp. It has an output protection circuit that consists of an anti-pop circuit (delayed output relay turn on/instant turn off), and what I think is a DC detection ...
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I have created an analog synthesizer based on waveforms and signal concepts, but I only focused on the wave shape till now and not on the voltage levels. Now that I want to actually hear the output of ...
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I’m designing a Class AB amplifier that needs to deliver up to 10 A RMS at frequencies as high as 100 kHz. The output stage uses Darlington transistors (TIP142 for NPN and TIP147 for PNP), powered ...
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I'm currently working with an SOT-89 RF power amplifier that I am operating at ~400MHz. To measure the temperature, placed a large (1206) thermistor on top of thermal vias of the amplifier on the ...
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