Segmented amplifiers are analog amplifiers that switch on different transistors over the input-waveform voltage range, thereby limiting the voltages across them and hence their power dissipation. This ...
In this Part 3, the optimal parallel-segment amplifier voltages are derived so that for either resistive or constant-current loads, the power dissipation in the parallel transistors is the same. The ...
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