The need for high power at very low distortion levels leads to the employment of a new feedback design technique. This paper analyzes a theoretical approach and describes its practical design rules. The multiple poles and zeros 9 dB/octave network will be studied. A calculator program will be given to solve real design problems. The double loop feedback method will also be analyzed and its advantages, shown with the aid of the Baxandall Theorem.

Author: Bonello, Oscar J.
Affiliation: solidyne Srl., Buenos Aires, Argentina
AES Convention: 68 (March 1981) Paper Number: 1745
Publication Date: March 1, 1981 Import into BibTeX
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