In this paper, we investigate the parameters affecting Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) and Power Supply Rejection Ratio (PSRR) in PWM Class D Amplifiers (CDAs) on the basis of linear models with feedback. From our mathematical analysis, we show that the THD of a PWM Class D amplifier with feedback can be improved by increasing the gain of the integrator through adding another amplifier at the o...

in this paper, we investigate the parameters affecting total harmonic distortion (thd) and power supply rejection ratio (psrr) in pwm class d amplifiers (cdas) on the basis of linear models with feedback. from our mathematical analysis, we show that the thd of a pwm class d amplifier with feedback can be improved by increasing the gain of the integrator through adding another amplifier at the o...

The class-D power amplifiers which operate in a switched mode have become an attractive alternative of the conventional analog power amplifiers class-A, B and AB in the field of audio applications. They offer high power efficiency compared to analog power amplifiers and can be realised as completely digital power amplifiers. This paper briefly overviews the basic concepts of analog and digital ...

Class D audio amplifiers have gained significant influence in sound reproduction due to their high efficiency. One of the most commonly used control methods in class D amplifiers is known as self-oscillation. An parameter of key interest in self-oscillating class D amplifiers is the switching frequency, which can be directly related to the performance of the amplifier. This paper will clearify ...

In this paper, the reason for the relatively high distortion level of conventional class-D audio amplifiers is discussed. It is pointed out that the classical approach is insufficient for high performance applications. Therefore the importance of the matching between modulation and demodulation is demonstrated by simulation. 1. THE CLASS-D-AUDIO AMPLIFIER The concept of class-D amplifiers was i...

There are many different designs for audio amplifiers. Class-D, or switching, amplifiers generate their output signal in the form of a high-frequency square wave of variable duty cycle (ratio of on time to off time). The square-wave nature of the output allows a particularly efficient output stage, with minimal losses. The output is ultimately filtered to remove components of the spectrum above...

Switch-mode technology is the common choice for high-efficiency audio power amplifiers. The dynamic nature of real limits achievable continuous output thus reducing efficiency. Based on methods used radio frequency (RF) amplifiers, this article proposes a tracking multilevel supply (TMLPS) in order to improve system A simple prototype designed and tested up 200 W. Measured results show that emp...