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An obstacle blocking wide acceptance of power MOSFETs in audio amplifiers is the lack of an automatic bias technique. A unique circuit topology senses and maintains quiescent current despite the half-wave pulses inherent in class AB operation. Performance of the circuit, consisting of little more than a different amplifier driving a totem-pole output stage, rivals that of more complex circuits.
Author (s): Roehr, Bill
Affiliation:
Siliconix, Inc., Santa Clara, CA
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Publication Date:
1982-04-06
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Roehr, Bill; 1982; The Autobias Amplifier: A New Topology for Automatically Biased Audio Amplifiers Using Power MOSFETs [PDF]; Siliconix, Inc., Santa Clara, CA; Paper ; Available from: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=3847
Roehr, Bill; The Autobias Amplifier: A New Topology for Automatically Biased Audio Amplifiers Using Power MOSFETs [PDF]; Siliconix, Inc., Santa Clara, CA; Paper ; 1982 Available: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=3847