Inverting class b push-pull?
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flannelhead
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Thu Feb 14 2008, 04:35PM
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Could an inverting class b push-pull amplifier done like this or is there some reason why it can't be done?
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Arcstarter
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i have always wondered if i could do that with mosfets so i could drive a sstc better
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Dr. Dark Current
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spark wrote ... Could an inverting class b push-pull amplifier done like this or is there some reason why it can't be done?  It would only work if you included base resistors, otherwise the transistors will short out the power supply through their base "diodes" and be destroyed.
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cbfull
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Don't PNP transistors generally have poor characteristics when used in higher power applications?
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