Abstract: The invention relates to a signal amplifier circuit for amplifying a signal, in particular an audio amplifier circuit, includes at least one first amplifier transistor (Q1) and at least one second amplifier transistor (Q2), wherein the first amplifier transistor (Q1) and the second amplifier transistor (Q2) are connected to one another in a push-pull circuit and are fed by an amplifier voltage source (V+, V?); and one or more bias diodes (D1, D2) thermally coupled in each case to an associated amplifier transistor (Q1, Q2), wherein the bias diodes (D1, D2) are arranged in a parallel connection with respect to the amplifying transistors (Q1, Q2) to reduce or avoid a crossover distortion, wherein the bias diodes (D1, D2) are fed at least partly by a voltage source (UA) which is independent of the amplifier voltage source (V+, V?).

Abstract: The invention relates to a signal amplifier circuit for amplifying a signal, in particular an audio amplifier circuit, includes at least one first amplifier transistor (Q1) and at least one second amplifier transistor (Q2), wherein the first amplifier transistor (Q1) and the second amplifier transistor (Q2) are connected to one another in a push-pull circuit and are fed by an amplifier voltage source (V+, V?); and one or more bias diodes (D1, D2) thermally coupled in each case to an associated amplifier transistor (Q1, Q2), wherein the bias diodes (D1, D2) are arranged in a parallel connection with respect to the amplifying transistors (Q1, Q2) to reduce or avoid a crossover distortion, wherein the bias diodes (D1, D2) are fed at least partly by a voltage source (UA) which is independent of the amplifier voltage source (V+, V?).

Abstract: The invention relates to a signal amplifier circuit for amplifying a signal, in particular an audio amplifier circuit, includes at least one first amplifier transistor (Q1) and at least one second amplifier transistor (Q2), wherein the first amplifier transistor (Q1) and the second amplifier transistor (Q2) are connected to one another in a push-pull circuit and are fed by an amplifier voltage source (V+, V?); and one or more bias diodes (D1, D2) thermally coupled in each case to an associated amplifier transistor (Q1, Q2), wherein the bias diodes (D1, D2) are arranged in a parallel connection with respect to the amplifying transistors (Q1, Q2) to reduce or avoid a crossover distortion, wherein the bias diodes (D1, D2) are fed at least partly by a voltage source (UA) which is independent of the amplifier voltage source (V+, V?).

Abstract: The present invention refers to a loudspeaker. Soundwaves generated by a loudspeaker according to the prior art are emitted into a room or into the surrounding space in a predetermined geometric structure. It is a task of the present invention to provide a loudspeaker, which has an improved spatial acoustic performance. According to an embodiment of the invention, the loudspeaker comprises a housing, at least one driver arrangement and a mounting device including a movable mechanism for mounting the driver arrangement to the housing. The driver arrangement comprises at least one electroacoustic driver. With the help of the mounting device the driver arrangement is mounted to the housing in different predetermined positions, wherein the mounting device is adapted such, that the driver arrangement can be arranged in at least a first position and at least a second position with respect to the housing.

Abstract: A method is provided for correction of signal distortion, wherein the method comprises the steps of reading in a digital input signal value, determining a digital output signal value on the basis of the digital input signal value that has been read in, and outputting the digital output signal value to a signal processing path, wherein the digital output signal value is determined such that a predetermined systematic error of signal processing by the signal processing path with regard to the digital input signal value is compensated for.