On the Design and Efficiency of Class A, B, AB, G, and H Audio Power Amplifier Output Stages
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R. Bortoni, SI. NO. Filho, and R. Seara, "On the Design and Efficiency of Class A, B, AB, G, and H Audio Power Amplifier Output Stages," J. Audio Eng. Soc., vol. 50, no. 7/8, pp. 547-563, (2002 August.). doi:
R. Bortoni, SI. NO. Filho, and R. Seara, "On the Design and Efficiency of Class A, B, AB, G, and H Audio Power Amplifier Output Stages," J. Audio Eng. Soc., vol. 50 Issue 7/8 pp. 547-563, (2002 August.). doi:
Abstract: A procedure for analyzing, designing, and assessing audio power amplifier output stages operating in classes A, B, AB, G, and H with reactive loads is presented. The study considers steady-state sinusoidal analysis for BJT, IGBT, and MOSFET technologies. Electrical/mechanical/acoustical models of loudspeakers and enclosures are used whose parameters are obtained through the Thiele/Small model. An equivalent electrical thermal model for a transistor heatsink ambience system associated with instantaneous and average powers is used for designing the power stage. A MATLAB software has been developed, which provides considerable support to the designer for all phases required in the design of audio power amplifier output stages.
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AB - A procedure for analyzing, designing, and assessing audio power amplifier output stages operating in classes A, B, AB, G, and H with reactive loads is presented. The study considers steady-state sinusoidal analysis for BJT, IGBT, and MOSFET technologies. Electrical/mechanical/acoustical models of loudspeakers and enclosures are used whose parameters are obtained through the Thiele/Small model. An equivalent electrical thermal model for a transistor heatsink ambience system associated with instantaneous and average powers is used for designing the power stage. A MATLAB software has been developed, which provides considerable support to the designer for all phases required in the design of audio power amplifier output stages.
A procedure for analyzing, designing, and assessing audio power amplifier output stages operating in classes A, B, AB, G, and H with reactive loads is presented. The study considers steady-state sinusoidal analysis for BJT, IGBT, and MOSFET technologies. Electrical/mechanical/acoustical models of loudspeakers and enclosures are used whose parameters are obtained through the Thiele/Small model. An equivalent electrical thermal model for a transistor heatsink ambience system associated with instantaneous and average powers is used for designing the power stage. A MATLAB software has been developed, which provides considerable support to the designer for all phases required in the design of audio power amplifier output stages.
Authors:
Bortoni, Rosalfonso; Filho, Sidnei Noceti; Seara, Rui
Affiliation:
Circuits and Signal Processing Laboratory, Department of Electrical Engineering, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis-SC, Brazil JAES Volume 50 Issue 7/8 pp. 547-563; August 2002
Publication Date:
July 15, 2002Import into BibTeX
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