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Class A
Class D
Additional classes
Class C
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Overview
- Electronics
- Power amplifier Amplifier
- Efficiency Electrical efficiency
- Waveform
- Output device
- Pulse-width modulation
- Home audio
- Bipolar junction transistor
- MOSFETs MOSFET
- Vacuum tubes Vacuum tube
Class A
- Biased Biasing
- Single-ended Single-ended signalling
- Push–pull output
- BJTs BJT
- FETs FET
- Transconductance
- Crossover distortion
- Watt
- Load External electric load
- High fidelity
- Distortion Audio distortion
- "boutique" guitar amplifiers Boutique amplifier
- Square law Square-law detector
- Transfer characteristic
- Long-tailed pair
- Op-amps Operational amplifier
Class B
- Radio frequency
- Tuned circuit
- Transistor radios Transistor radio
Class AB
Class C
- Transmitters Transmitter
- Carrier frequency
- Tuned circuit LC circuit
- Bandwidth Bandwidth (signal processing)
- Q-factor
- Inductor
- Capacitor
Class D
- Class-D amplifier
- Analog signal
- Pulse-density modulation
- Delta-sigma modulation
- Low-pass filter
- Bipolar transistors Bipolar transistor
- Heat sinks Heat sink
- Digital-to-analog converter
- Digital media player
- Computer sound card
- System-on-Chips System-on-Chip
- Motors Electric motor
- Switching power supplies Switched-mode power supply
- Subwoofer
- Digital Digital data
- Pulse-code modulated
Additional classes
- Alan Alan Sokal
- Nathan Sokal Nathan O. Sokal
- Square wave Square wave (waveform)
- High impedance
- Cutoff frequency
- Duty cycle
- Heatsinks Heatsink
- Electromagnetic interference
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Important terminology
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Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| the | instance of | although the accuracy of the bias in low cost op-amps | 0.80 | text |
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