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In Reply to: If Class D isn't digital, then what is it? posted by Tre' on June 27, 2025 at 09:10:39:
Ah, but it is. In simplest terms, a class D amp runs on an analog input signal and outputs an analog signal that has been filtered for high frequency switching noise which comes from the switching transistors.
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Follow Ups
- "It certainly isn't analog..." - acres verde 09:57:39 06/27/25 (9)
- RE: "It certainly isn't analog..." - Tre' 11:18:31 06/27/25 (6)
- RE: It very much is! - Ralph 09:39:05 06/30/25 (0)
- RE: "It certainly isn't analog..." - hahax@verizon.net 19:30:38 06/27/25 (1)
- Right or wrong, when I think of "coding" I think digital. - Tre' 19:22:02 06/28/25 (0)
- Well, it ain't 'digital' either - jedrider 11:33:18 06/27/25 (2)
- RE: Well, it ain't 'digital' either - claudej1@aol.com 12:53:25 06/27/25 (0)
- I think "Switching" is a good name. - Tre' 12:33:57 06/27/25 (0)
- Definition Digital = Switch - jedrider 10:19:45 06/27/25 (1)
- Its more than that- digital implies bits, bytes and word length nt - Ralph 09:29:26 06/30/25 (0)
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