Crossover distortion

Known as: Crossover, Zero-cross distortion

Crossover distortion is a type of distortion which is caused by switching between devices driving a load, most often when the devices (such as a…

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2018

Recent developments in domestic induction heating include flexible cooking surfaces that are demanding power factor corrector…

2017

This paper analyzes DCM/CCM boundary boost PFC pre-regulators operated with Enhanced Constant On-time (ECOT) control and, as a…

2014

This paper presents two six-phase open-end machine conversion systems. They are composed of three three-leg converters connected…

2012

An unidirectional single-phase to single-phase component minimized dc-link converter is discussed in this paper. It is composed…

2011

In high voltage AC input applications, buck PFC has the advantage of outputting a lower level voltage. This paper presents a…

2011

In this paper a synchronization method and a compatible PWM strategy for the asymmetrical bridgeless boost rectifier are proposed…

2009

The distortion produced by a typical solid-state Class-B power amplifier is shown to consist of eight mechanisms, all of which…

2009

A digital ultrasonic sensor will be built and designed by using a piezoelectric transducer, it will be capable of locating nearby…

2002

Modern commercially available, compact, low power audio power amplifiers are mostly designed around one of three main…

1970

This paper discusses a new kind of distortion mechanism found in transistorized audio power amplifiers. It is shown that this…