Monday, 4 December 2017

Cross over distortion

Cross over distortion

Since the transistors are biased at cutt-off no current flows through the load till the amplitude of input signal exceeds cut in voltage .It means that the amplifier cannot reproduce or amplify the input signal at zero crossing point ,This type of distortion is called cross over distortion MathJax example
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