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Introduction:NXP has over 10 years of experience in Class D amps. We offer a broad range of amps for low-, medium- and high-power applications with specially developed features that ensure robust performance, and bring exceptional value by reducing external components and offering pin-to-pin compatibility for greater design flexibility. During this Webinar I wish to give you an overview of NXP's Class D amps and the special features which help to differentiate our products. I will also introduce several key amps within the range to highlight their characteristics in low, medium and high-power applications.
I invite you to join me for this webinar as I showcase the benefits and usage scenarios of NXP's Class D audio amplifiers.

Introduction:Decompensated amplifier is a unique type of amplifiers that provides higher bandwidth and faster slew rate. It has a minimum gain requirement. If you use the decompensated amplifier below the minimum gain stated on the datasheet, the amplifier becomes unstable. However, this limitation will not limit your design! It has many advantages if it is used correctly specially for high gain applications where the ratio of overall bandwidth to supply current is important! Other applications that would benefit from Decompensated Amplifiers are High Speed ADC Interface, Medical Systems, and Wide Band Communications. In this seminar, we will discuss the internal circuitry and why we can get higher bandwidth and faster slew rates with less supply current, its application, and compensation techniques when using decompensated amplifiers.
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