Class G vs Class H-Difference between Class G and Class H Amplifier
There are various types of amplifier classes.
It include Class A, Class B, Class AB, Class C, Class G and Class H.
In this page we will compare both Class G amplifier vs Class H amplifier and
mentions difference between Class G and Class H amplifier types.
Refer difference between class A,B,AB and C types.
Class G Amplifier
• Class G amplifiers are similar to class-AB type of amplifier.
• The difference is that it uses two or more supply voltages.
Under low signal levels, it uses low supply voltage.
When signal level increases, class G amplifier automatically selects appropriate supply
voltage for its operation.
• Class G amplifier type is more eficient compare to class AB amplifier type.
This is due to the fact that class G type uses max. supply when really needed while
class AB type always makes use of max. supply voltage.
Class H Amplifier
•
Class H amplifier modulates supply voltage for devices connected at the output of amplifier.
This results into supply voltage always less than necessary in order to support signal swing.
• This will help reduce dissipation across output devices connected with supply.
Hence amplifier will operate at efficiency equivalent to optimized class AB efficiency irrespective of
output power level.
• Class H amplifiers are usually more complex compare to other amplifier designs.
This is because class-H needs extra control circuits to predict and to control
supply voltage.
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