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Sorry, this is completely incorrect. A, B, A/B, and D all refer to the amplifier topology, not to the quality.
by dsr_ 6y ago
Sorry, this is completely incorrect. A, B, A/B, and D all refer to the amplifier topology, not to the quality.
- basicplus2 6y agoSorry you are incorrect, Only in Class A is the whole of the signal contained in the operating area of the transistor, thus only class A amplifiers transfer the whole of the original signal on to each successive stage. Class B C and D chop more and more out of the crossover point out of the signal as it passes through each stage.