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| Description | Probably the simplest, most linear and most robust high-current diamond configuration, using Sziklai pairs (aka CFPs) for output. For the discussion of setting CFP idle currents and associated resistors for least distortion see books by Douglas Self and Bob Cordell. |
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| Author | Retired electrician |
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