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Triangualr wave and sawtooth wave in class d amp

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Hi,
In the class d audio amplifier desiugn, there always uses a triangualr or sawtooth wave generator to generate the PWM signal. Some use triangular, some use the sawtooth wave. I wonder what is any descranpancy between these two wave generators in using it for the class d amp design.

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