Yamaha Corporation

Toshiro Mayuzumi

Takeshi Togawa

Takashi Handa

A class-D power amplifier includes a switching power source section, a synchronization signal generation section and a class-D power amplifying section. The synchronization signal generation section takes out of the switching power source section a clock signal having a second frequency which is 'n' times of a first frequency. The class-D power amplifying section includes a comparator which compares an input signal with a feedback signal, a second switching section which switches a power source fed from the synchronization signal generation section, a filter section which smoothes an output signal from the second switching section, and a combining section which combines a delayed output signal with a clock signal from the synchronization signal generation section to generate the feedback signal. The class-D power amplifying section is adjusted so as to cause self-oscillating operation at a frequency substantially identical with the second frequency, when a level of the output signal from the filter section is low.

Class-D power amplifier

Common mode choke coil device includes four coils wound on a core in a same direction. Hot-side outputs of first and second class-D amplifiers are connected to respective ones of first ends of two of the four coils, and first and second hot-side output terminals are connected to respective ones of second ends of the two coils. Ground-side outputs of the first and second class-D amplifiers are connected to respective ones of the first ends of remaining two of the four coils, and first and second ground-side output terminals are connected to respective ones of the second ends of the remaining two coils. Single-end connection is realized by connecting a separate load to each of the class-D amplifiers via the corresponding first (or second) hot-side and ground-side output terminals. BTL connection is realized by connecting a single load to the class-D amplifiers via the first and second hot-side output terminals.

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Hamamatsu, Japan

Toshiro Mayuzumi