Pop-up Noise Reduction In A Device
A device, integrator technology, applied in the field of calibration offset, which can solve problems such as difficult component matching, small size, and operational amplifier voltage offset
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[0012] The disclosed subject matter relates to schemes for reducing audible pop noise generated from speakers of electronic devices. Examples of electronic devices include cellular telephones, audio / video players, laptops, computing devices, and home entertainment systems. Each of these devices includes an audio subsystem having a speaker and an audio amplifier associated with the speaker. Popping noise can occur during device power-up or unmute for various reasons, including inherent mismatches in the components of the audio amplifier associated with the speaker. In one embodiment, a class D amplifier is used as an audio amplifier for providing amplification of an input audio signal. A class D amplifier as described herein includes an integrator in a feedback configuration, a modulation circuit including one or more comparators, and a driver circuit for driving a load such as a speaker.
[0013] The integrator receives the audio signal provided as input to the audio amplifi...
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