Abstract: A high power class D amplifier/modulator for use in Radio Frequency ranges that is capable of digital modulation schemes at high efficiencies is disclosed. The new amplifier design features an envelope tracker unit that uses digital pulse-width modulation (PWM) generation to create analog I and Q phase high voltage signal components and sign bits. The I and Q phase signal components and sign bits are fed into an Fs/4 modulator stage to produce an analog output that is an high power RF signal modulated by the analog input signal.