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What can the power amplifier drive (which loads can the power amplifier drive)
Power amplifier refers to an amplifier that can generate the maximum power to drive a certain load under a given distortion rate. Although electronic engineers are very familiar with the use of power amplifiers and have driven many devices for testing, they are not very clear about the loads in power amplifiers. Let's introduce which loads can be driven by power amplifiers.
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What types of power amplifiers are available
A power amplifier mainly refers to an amplifier that amplifies power, sending weak input signals to a preamplifier circuit that amplifies to the extent that it can drive the signal amplitude of the power amplifier, and then the subsequent power amplifier circuit drives other devices. It is mainly used to amplify the current of a large signal to achieve the purpose of power amplification. Today, let Aetna Electronics introduce the types of power amplifiers.
Impedance matching principle of power amplifier
When designing circuits, many people often have questions about impedance, so what is impedance? In an inductive, capacitive, and resistive circuit, the impedance that can hinder the current in the circuit is often represented by Z. The value of the impedance is determined by the interaction of the frequency of the alternating current, the resistance R, the inductance L, and the capacitance C. In practical circuits, impedance is variable at any time and can change with the change of current frequency.
An article to understand the difference between voltage amplifiers and power amplifiers
Many people are always confused about voltage amplifiers and power amplifiers. In practical applications, voltage amplifiers and power amplifiers play the same role. Today, let Aetna Electronics take a look at the difference between power amplifiers and voltage amplifiers.
Research on the Development of Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
Electromagnetic compatibility refers to the ability of a device to operate without being affected by electromagnetic interference in an electromagnetic environment without affecting other systems. The theory of electromagnetic compatibility comes from electricity and electronics, which is closely related to the electromagnetic environment. Its task in the research field is to analyze various electromagnetic pollution and solve such problems. In the study of electromagnetic compatibility, it is necessary to apply mathematical, signal analysis, biomedical and other issues, and it can be seen that its comprehensiveness is very strong.
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