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BTW: Someone that is not capable of figuring out most of the part numbers and values on my PCB layouts won't be capable of designing any decent class D circuit anyway, so who cares?
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I mean that there are already plenty of class D schematics published that people can study to learn to figure out parts and values before starting to look at PCB layouts.
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If you really find such links with key informations within five minutes, - these links would be a good contribution for the 'Class D Design Issues' thread. Furtheron I have to correct myself. The thread were Eva kicked me to the goal 'What the hell are you waiting?' was at DIYhifi.org
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