Analysis of Two-Pole Compensation in Linear Audio Amplifiers
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H. Dymond, and P. Mellor, "Analysis of Two-Pole Compensation in Linear Audio Amplifiers," Paper 8195, (2010 November.). doi:
H. Dymond, and P. Mellor, "Analysis of Two-Pole Compensation in Linear Audio Amplifiers," Paper 8195, (2010 November.). doi:
Abstract: An analysis of the two-pole compensation technique used in three-stage linear audio amplifiers is presented. An expression for the loop gain of a linear amplifier incorporating two-pole compensation is derived, allowing the designer to easily select the unity loop gain frequency and zero location by choosing appropriate values for the compensation components.
Also presented is a simulation method that allows the designer to observe an amplifier’s closed-loop and loop gain responses in a single pass without requiring modification to the circuit’s feedback path; and two separate modifications to the usual two-pole compensation approach which improve phase margin and significantly enhance negative-rail power-supply rejection ratio.
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Also presented is a simulation method that allows the designer to observe an amplifier’s closed-loop and loop gain responses in a single pass without requiring modification to the circuit’s feedback path; and two separate modifications to the usual two-pole compensation approach which improve phase margin and significantly enhance negative-rail power-supply rejection ratio.
An analysis of the two-pole compensation technique used in three-stage linear audio amplifiers is presented. An expression for the loop gain of a linear amplifier incorporating two-pole compensation is derived, allowing the designer to easily select the unity loop gain frequency and zero location by choosing appropriate values for the compensation components.
Also presented is a simulation method that allows the designer to observe an amplifier’s closed-loop and loop gain responses in a single pass without requiring modification to the circuit’s feedback path; and two separate modifications to the usual two-pole compensation approach which improve phase margin and significantly enhance negative-rail power-supply rejection ratio.
Authors:
Dymond, Harry; Mellor, Phil
Affiliation:
Bristol University, Bristol, UK
AES Convention:
129 (November 2010)
Paper Number:
8195
Publication Date:
November 4, 2010Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Loudspeaker Design and Amplifiers
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