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A class D amplifiers is very efficient than other amplifiers.

A class D amplifiers is very efficient than other amplifiers. Correct Answer True

Class D amplifier is also known as a switching amplifier. It is operate as electronic switches, and not an electric gain device which is commonly used in most amplifiers. It also has high power conversion efficiency unlike other amplifiers.

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