Audio amplifier

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including differential amplifier

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330260, 330296, H03F 345

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046382607

ABSTRACT:
The input stage to an audio amplifier comprises a complementary-symmetry, differential amplifier pair which drives an intermediate voltage gain stage comprised of a complementary-symmetry, cascode differential amplifier pair. The intermediate stage provides signal drive and bias to the output power amplifier stage, which is preferably a bridged configuration. Control circuitry produces a composite bias signal which is the summation of a static bias signal and a dynamic bias signal. The bias control signal is coupled to the bias control circuit through an optical coupler, and a dynamic class A bias is achieved. Negative feedback for the amplifier is provided by a differential amplifier which has its differential inputs connected to the load terminals, thereby placing any connecting cable between the amplifier and load within the corrective feedback path.

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