So, right now I'm working on another homework for my analog amplifiers class. These homeworks are painful, they take on average at least 15 hours to do, most are a fair bit longer. I've gotten the hardest part done, and feel like I can take a break for the night. Still, I think I've gotten the voltage multiplier AB amplifier stuck in my head forever. For those of you who don't know what that is, it's a highly efficient but difficult to analyse amplifier, usually used for sound systems, especially higher-end systems. Otherwise, there are better amplifiers to use, that don't require as much knowledge.
I can't believe I'm doing homework during Spring Break. Oh well, need to get me a life.
About Me
- Ben P.
- I have a Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering. I have always wanted to work with space technology, and found the student satellite program at the University of Arizona where I studied. There I became introduced to Ham Radio, initially earning my Technician license. More recently, I have become interested in emergency communications, and in general DXing, earning my Amateur Extra license.
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