<video><caption><image_6>The image shows a person's hand holding a pen and writing on a whiteboard. The whiteboard is rectangular in shape and appears to be made of wood. The person is holding the pen in their right hand and is writing on the whiteboard with their left hand. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is standing in front of a wooden wall. The text on the board is not visible in the image.</caption><caption><image_7>The image shows a person's hand holding a black pen and writing on a whiteboard. The whiteboard is rectangular in shape and appears to be made of wood. The person is holding the pen in their right hand and is writing on the whiteboard with their left hand. The background is dark and the text on the left side of the image is not clearly visible.</caption><caption><image_8>The image is a close-up of a piece of paper with a white background. The paper appears to be slightly crumpled and has some text written on it in black ink. The text is not visible in the top left corner of the image. In the bottom right corner, there is a blurred image of a person's hand holding a red object. The background is a light beige color. The image is taken from a slightly elevated angle, looking down on the paper.</caption><caption><image_9>The image shows a person's hands holding a black pen and writing on a white paper. The paper appears to be a blank sheet of paper with no text or images on it. The person is holding the pen in their right hand and is writing on the paper with their left hand. The background is a wooden surface.</caption></video><transcript><audio_10>large signal analysis here is to see just how big the signal can get before we run into some kind of limit or Distortion now there are several different kinds of amplifier classes that we can make the most</transcript> large signal analysis here is to see just how big the signal can get before we run into some kind of limit or Distortion now there are several different kinds of amplifier classes that we can make the most
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