The
amount.
Class-I Switches, Positive Signal
Likewise, to produce a negative output signal, the output of the negative switching device is increased in duty while the positive switching device is decreased by the same amount. Again, both switch pulses remain aligned
Class-I Switches, Negative Signal
The result of using interleaved PWM is that by operating the switching devices at 250 kHz, the signal is effectively modulated at 500 kHz since both the leading and trailing edges of each pulse contribute to the output ripple current. This arrangement further increases efficiency, since switching losses are effectively halved by operat- ing the switching devices at 250 kHz, rather than at 500 kHz as would be necessary with
tive energy returned from the loudspeaker to the ampli- fier is reabsorbed and output again to the loudspeaker with little loss.
Reactive Energy
Dissipative Amplifier
Reactive Energy
Reactive Energy Returned to Amplifier
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