sunseeker888
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Little Dot MKII. Its listed as a SEPP amp. How can a single-ended-push-pull operate in class-a? Don't all PP amps run in AB?
Wondering if my amplifier runs in class-a
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| Originally Posted by sunseeker888 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Don't all PP amps run in AB? |
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OK, read up on push pull and see I was mistaken. Now, anyone know if the MKII is biased to operate in class-a? Sounds like it is but I wanna know for sure if possible.
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it is.
It is called single ended push pull because it clips like a single ended amp (clips HARD as soon as it drops out of class-A) but 2 devices share the signal in a push-pull topology.
| Originally Posted by sunseeker888 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Now, anyone know if the MKII is biased to operate in class-a? Sounds like it is but I wanna know for sure if possible. |
it is.
It is called single ended push pull because it clips like a single ended amp (clips HARD as soon as it drops out of class-A) but 2 devices share the signal in a push-pull topology.
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