Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of DSB-SC amplitude modulation.
Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of DSB-SC amplitude modulation.
In this article, we examine the effects of RF choke non-idealities on Class E amplifier performance and learn how to…
In this article, we examine the effects of RF choke non-idealities on Class E amplifier performance and learn how to choose the right choke inductance for your amplifier design.
In this article, we discuss the basics of RF modulation and how it affects the performance of communication systems.
In this article, we discuss the basics of RF modulation and how it affects the performance of communication systems.
In this article, we examine how non-zero switch transition times impact the efficiency of a Class E power amplifier.
In this article, we examine how non-zero switch transition times impact the efficiency of a Class E power amplifier.
In this article, we examine the filtering requirements of Class E power amplifiers with less-than-ideal Q-factors.
In this article, we examine the filtering requirements of Class E power amplifiers with less-than-ideal Q-factors.
In this article, we analyze the operation of the Class E amplifier and examine the underlying assumptions of its design equations.
In this article, we analyze the operation of the Class E amplifier and examine the underlying assumptions of its design equations.
Designing a Class E RF amplifier? Learn how to choose the correct level of damping and calculate the optimum component…
Designing a Class E RF amplifier? Learn how to choose the correct level of damping and calculate the optimum component values for your circuit.
Class E RF amplifiers are designed to produce switch waveforms with a specific set of characteristics. In this article,…
Class E RF amplifiers are designed to produce switch waveforms with a specific set of characteristics. In this article, we discuss the advantages and limitations of these waveforms.
Learn how Class E amplifiers improve on the efficiency of Class D amplifiers at RF frequencies.
Learn how Class E amplifiers improve on the efficiency of Class D amplifiers at RF frequencies.
In this article, we’ll learn about the transformer-coupled current-switching Class D amplifier. Once we understand its…
In this article, we’ll learn about the transformer-coupled current-switching Class D amplifier. Once we understand its operation, we'll compare its performance with two voltage-switching Class D configurations.
In this article, we'll learn how the transformer-coupled voltage-switching Class D amplifier works and highlight some of…
In this article, we'll learn how the transformer-coupled voltage-switching Class D amplifier works and highlight some of its advantages.
In this article, we'll learn about two important non-idealities of Class D power amplifiers and how they affect performance.
In this article, we'll learn about two important non-idealities of Class D power amplifiers and how they affect performance.
With the help of SPICE simulations, this article explores the impact of diode reverse recovery on Class D amplifier performance.
With the help of SPICE simulations, this article explores the impact of diode reverse recovery on Class D amplifier performance.
Learn how anti-parallel diodes protect Class D amplifiers from the effects of reactive loads and inductive kickback.
Learn how anti-parallel diodes protect Class D amplifiers from the effects of reactive loads and inductive kickback.
In this article, we'll learn the basics of switching-mode RF amplifiers in general and Class D amplifiers in particular.
In this article, we'll learn the basics of switching-mode RF amplifiers in general and Class D amplifiers in particular.
In this article, we explore the drawbacks of Class C operation through a performance comparison with Class A and Class B…
In this article, we explore the drawbacks of Class C operation through a performance comparison with Class A and Class B amplifiers.
This article examines the operation of the Class C power amplifier and how it compares to its Class A and Class B counterparts.
This article examines the operation of the Class C power amplifier and how it compares to its Class A and Class B counterparts.
In this article, we explore the advantages of introducing an air gap to the magnetic core of an inductor.
In this article, we explore the advantages of introducing an air gap to the magnetic core of an inductor.
Core saturation is one of the main limitations on the design of magnetic components. In this article, we explore how…
Core saturation is one of the main limitations on the design of magnetic components. In this article, we explore how different factors—particularly the number of turns—impact the core saturation of an inductor.
In this article, we learn about core saturation and why it should be avoided in most applications. We then examine how…
In this article, we learn about core saturation and why it should be avoided in most applications. We then examine how different ways of defining permeability can help us predict the saturation flux density of a magnetic core.