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Class A amplifiers are known for their high linearity and low distortion, which makes them ideal for high-fidelity audio applications. They provide a smooth and accurate reproduction of signals, but they are also inefficient, typically converting less than 25% of input power into output power, resulting in significant heat generation. This inefficiency requires robust heat management solutions, making them bulkier and potentially more costly. Additionally, their low power efficiency limits their use in battery-operated devices.

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