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Cross Over Distortion in Class B

1. Cross over distortion occurs in class B push-pull amplifier circuits when the input signal voltage is less than the bias voltage of the transistors. 2. This causes one or both transistors to not conduct, creating a "dead band" in the input signal. 3. This dead band produces cross over distortion in the output signal.

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Cross Over Distortion in Class B

1. Cross over distortion occurs in class B push-pull amplifier circuits when the input signal voltage is less than the bias voltage of the transistors. 2. This causes one or both transistors to not conduct, creating a "dead band" in the input signal. 3. This dead band produces cross over distortion in the output signal.

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Cross Over Distortion in

class B

amplifies
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CROSS OVER DISTORTION :(Class B)
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A distortion due to
part from
transistor

the class B
mis - match
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push pull
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known as cross -
over distortion .

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voltage .

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