Audio amplifier

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An audio amplifier is an electronic amplifier that works with audio frequencies.

Applications are in instrument amplifiers, and in sound systems for home, automotive and public use. The sound card in a personal computer contains several audio amplifiers, as does every stereo sound system.

References: "Circuits" by Ceapa and Constantin.

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