@caphill Class D amps are also analog if I am not mistaken.
Class D amps are binary, but not digital. Weird, right?
They are not "digital" because they lack an Analog to Digital conversion stage, however, the output stage switches between on and off. The rate at which that switching happens is controlled entirely in the analog stage.
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Class D amps are binary, but not digital. Weird, right?
They are not "digital" because they lack an Analog to Digital conversion stage, however, the output stage switches between on and off. The rate at which that switching happens is controlled entirely in the analog stage.
Best,
E