How does a class D amplifier work? (Udemy Course)

Hello! In this course, we will learn about how a class D amplifier work! If you like electronics , and you want to expand your knowledge in electronics, don't hesitate to check our the full course here:

[rayamahony]

this is a great video! awesome having the visual & the explanation. Plus in a relatively quick video. thank you

[tomglanville]

Thank you for the explanation. Perfect level of technical and lay person detail for me.

[sandwich.entity]

Amazing video, very clear and informative thank you

[juancarrillo]

great video!... how do u made the visual explicaction?, any software?, i´d like to try it too

[samanrubab]

while compiling this circuit on orcad we need mosfet model where to find them

[pecilijevelicanstveni]

Hey man! What are you doing with that cursor? What is the purpose of that meaninigless movement which takes our attention?

[vigneshkarthi]

What software did he use ?. Link to udemy course

[precisiondrive]

Great video, are you Czech? your accent sounds familiar

[arunkumar-dgsp]

Hi, what is the software you used for simulation

[jjcale]

Now I understand how Hungarian is related to Chinese.

[scor]

DONT jig the fg mouse please. This is terrible

[hogarbgd]

Dude. Stop waving your mouse non-stop while you talk. I literally got dizzy when I was watching, I had to stop and just listen. Also, you didn't actually explain HOW do we get an analog signal at the output, which is why I started watching at the first place. WHY do we get a steep curve at the output when the pulse is wider??

[papinkelman]

The mouse is so irritating that this one begs for a thumb down 👎🏻

[tee-botheewok]

i don't understand all of this. I only have one question. How does a class D amplifier drive speakers directly?
A friend told me that a class D amp, has a very quick power supply that can switch on and off at the rate of sound. And that a microprocessor controls the switching of this power supply, and this in turn drives the speaker-drivers directly in realtime. Is this true?