The document summarizes different classes of power amplifiers: Class A amplifiers conduct through the full 360 degrees of the input signal with the Q-point set in the middle of the load line. Class B amplifiers conduct through 180 degrees of the input with the Q-point at 0V. Class AB is a compromise...
The document summarizes different classes of power amplifiers: Class A amplifiers conduct through the full 360 degrees of the input signal with the Q-point set in the middle of the load line. Class B amplifiers conduct through 180 degrees of the input with the Q-point at 0V. Class AB is a compromise between A and B, conducting between 180-360 degrees with the Q-point between the midpoint and cutoff. Class C conducts less than 180 degrees with the Q-point below cutoff. Class D is biased for digital signals and has high efficiency.
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POWER AMPLIFIER
STUDENT ID NAME FACULTY PRESENTED BY PRESENTED TO ID:222002134 Easrat Jahan Afrina ID: 222002010 Tanjina Hasan ID: 222002104 Mim Akter ID: 222002014 Saifulla Tanim satirtha paul shyam Lecturer Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Green University of Bangladesh
CONTENTS Introduction Amplifier Types Amplifier Efficiency Transformer Action Transformer Coupled Push-Pull Class B Amplifier Crossover Distortion Amplifier Distortion Class C Amplifiers Class D Amplifiers Conclusion
INTRODUC TION What is Power Amplifier?
AMPLIFIER TYPES CLASS D CLASS A CLASS B CLASS AB CLASS C