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All amplifiers are classed into thee modes of operation. Class A operation reproduces the full input signal and is the most faithful reproduction of the input signal of the the three. Class B operation will 'clip' some of the signal during amplification resulting in less than 100% of the signal being reproduced and Class C operation will reproduce less than 50% of the input signal.
There are also A/B mode and B/C mode amplifiers, the names of the mode are self explanatory as to operation.
You will find Class A amps in high fidelity audio gear, and Class C amps in items like survivial radios. (due to low power consumption by only amplifying part of the input signal)
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