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bruce's amp resized.
just shrunk it a bit to avoid the dreaded bottom scroll bar.
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parafeed loops...
ok.. I know I am suspect for having used parafeed for years.. but I am totally following my ears on all of these decisions.. and, yes, my last amp was series feed.. by choice...
but when looking at parafeed, at least give it the benefit of the doubt and return the ac loop to cathode.... get that nasty cathode resistor and cathode cap out of the loop... at least as much as possible.. it is *parallel* feed after all...
and, related, can't we also return the output tube grid resistor to the cathode of the proceeding stage? I know it changes bias, but we can correct for that... I just never tried it...
related, part B: is the "middle" ac path: plate of driver tube > cap > grid > grid resistor > ground and back through teh driver tube? man.. kinda makes that grid resistor super ugly.. I don't like resistors and there's a *big* one...
and lastly.. likely one for me... why not put a *choke* under teh cathode of a parafeed output stage of the return is to cathode... cool, huh? if your PS is quiet, I see no issues... maybe even a benefit...
anyway.. supposed to be cleaning.. fifty folks coming over tomorrow.. ugh!
Peace,
Me
but when looking at parafeed, at least give it the benefit of the doubt and return the ac loop to cathode.... get that nasty cathode resistor and cathode cap out of the loop... at least as much as possible.. it is *parallel* feed after all...
and, related, can't we also return the output tube grid resistor to the cathode of the proceeding stage? I know it changes bias, but we can correct for that... I just never tried it...
related, part B: is the "middle" ac path: plate of driver tube > cap > grid > grid resistor > ground and back through teh driver tube? man.. kinda makes that grid resistor super ugly.. I don't like resistors and there's a *big* one...
and lastly.. likely one for me... why not put a *choke* under teh cathode of a parafeed output stage of the return is to cathode... cool, huh? if your PS is quiet, I see no issues... maybe even a benefit...
anyway.. supposed to be cleaning.. fifty folks coming over tomorrow.. ugh!
Peace,
Me
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Transfer characteristics of 6AR8 beam deflector tube. It's sorta a small pentode with two plates and a pair of beam deflectors. When the difference between the deflector voltages is zero the cathode current is shared equally between the plates. When a difference is applied the current is directed more towards one or the other plates.
If you consider the deflectors as inputs then it is a differential amp (with PP outputs) in a single bottle. Appears to be pretty linear too, but the gain is low.
If you consider the deflectors as inputs then it is a differential amp (with PP outputs) in a single bottle. Appears to be pretty linear too, but the gain is low.
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