Hi Paolo!
Back to the mosfet:
If you make a choke loade mosfet amp
in common source mode you need to have a choke reactance of 3-4 time the speaker impedance at the lowest freqency you need it to operate at. For example 200mH at 20Hz = 25.12 ohms
8ohm speaker : 25.12 Ohm reactance = 0.318
By the choke loaded tube preamp you make the same but with higher values, because you drive also higher loads.
Greets.
Tyimo
Back to the mosfet:
If you make a choke loade mosfet amp
in common source mode you need to have a choke reactance of 3-4 time the speaker impedance at the lowest freqency you need it to operate at. For example 200mH at 20Hz = 25.12 ohms
8ohm speaker : 25.12 Ohm reactance = 0.318
By the choke loaded tube preamp you make the same but with higher values, because you drive also higher loads.
Greets.
Tyimo
Thanks Tyimo!!
so, back to the 6N6P example
suppose we use a coil of 50H - 20Hz limit
Ra=2*3,14*20*50= 6280 ohm that is sufficient for plate resistance of about 1800 ohm, am I right?
P.S:: about the cathode bypass: I have used 4*22microF =
88 micro Solen MKP . F3 measured= 5Hz
I do not know how much people have comparate real MKP capacitor versus LED
Cheers,
Paolo
so, back to the 6N6P example
suppose we use a coil of 50H - 20Hz limit
Ra=2*3,14*20*50= 6280 ohm that is sufficient for plate resistance of about 1800 ohm, am I right?
P.S:: about the cathode bypass: I have used 4*22microF =
88 micro Solen MKP . F3 measured= 5Hz
I do not know how much people have comparate real MKP capacitor versus LED
Cheers,
Paolo
Paolo!
Greets:
Tyimo
Yeeesss!6280 ohm that is sufficient for plate resistance of about 1800 ohm, am I right?
Don't hesitate! Just try it!I do not know how much people have comparate real MKP capacitor versus LED
Greets:
Tyimo
dear Tyimo,
OK. Good day to learn something very useful here!
You are right , I will try it.
But , only on my power follower I shoud be experimentate:
BUZ instead IRF.
eliminate input cap
Chocke (air core) instead CCS
Mono PSU instead stereo ( now is stereo) !!!
Chocke input ( air core) PSU instead actual CLC PSU
finally, a new cabinet
Do you think I can seriously testing all this stuff without go crazy in the next xx months?
Puff, I need moral help here!
Cheers,
Paolo
OK. Good day to learn something very useful here!
You are right , I will try it.
But , only on my power follower I shoud be experimentate:
BUZ instead IRF.
eliminate input cap
Chocke (air core) instead CCS
Mono PSU instead stereo ( now is stereo) !!!
Chocke input ( air core) PSU instead actual CLC PSU
finally, a new cabinet
Do you think I can seriously testing all this stuff without go crazy in the next xx months?
Puff, I need moral help here!
Cheers,
Paolo
Paolo!
You should try step by step to hear which change what give.
You should try step by step to hear which change what give.
Be carefull! BUZ has different Vgs!BUZ instead IRF.
No problem.eliminate input cap
Gapped Irion Core is better! Air core has high DCR!Chocke (air core) instead CCS
No problem.Mono PSU instead stereo ( now is stereo) !!!
Chocke input ( air core) PSU instead actual CLC PSU QUOTE]
What?!? I don't understand what you mean...
No problem....finally, a new cabinet
Tyimo
Tyimo said:You should try step by step to hear which change what give.
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Fortunately this is my expertise! My ear is my only talent!
Be carefull! BUZ has different Vgs!
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Please, what does I have to modify in the circuit ?
Gapped Irion Core is better! Air core has high DCR!
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I'm not worried by DCR.
Air is my obsession!
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thanks,
Paolo
Tyimo said:Hi Paolo!
Back to the mosfet:
If you make a choke loade mosfet amp
in common source mode you need to have a choke reactance of 3-4 time the speaker impedance at the lowest freqency you need it to operate at. For example 200mH at 20Hz = 25.12 ohms
8ohm speaker : 25.12 Ohm reactance = 0.318
Tyimo,
excuse me, I do not understand why I have to considerate 8 ohm
instead of the internal resistance of the mosfet ?
Excuse mine ultra-newbie questions, but I would be learn
thanks,
Paolo
Sorry, I wanted to write:
If you make a choke loade mosfet amp
in common source mode you need to have a choke reactance of 3-4 time the speaker impedance at the lowest freqency you need it to operate at. For example 200mH at 20Hz = 25.12 ohms
25.12 Ohm reactance : 8ohm speaker = 3.14
Because You have to push the power across the sepaker.
Tyimo
If you make a choke loade mosfet amp
in common source mode you need to have a choke reactance of 3-4 time the speaker impedance at the lowest freqency you need it to operate at. For example 200mH at 20Hz = 25.12 ohms
25.12 Ohm reactance : 8ohm speaker = 3.14
I do not understand why I have to considerate 8 ohm
instead of the internal resistance of the mosfet ?
Because You have to push the power across the sepaker.
Tyimo
Tyimo said:
Because You have to push the power across the sepaker.
Tyimo
OK, make sense but in the case of choke loading of the 6N6-P
( with the right chocke) why you have considered only the Rp of the tube?
The tube has to push the power across the next stage, for example
my power follower( who has a Z in of 100K ohms). Am I saying a stupidity?
Cheers,
Paolo
No.Am I saying a stupidity?
It is just a rule.
Good question!
Sorry, I dont know the correct answer.
Do not thinking too much! Build!!
Tyimo
Hey Tyimo, just curious, what sort of speakers do you drive with your SEWA? I always have found terrible difficult employ one only amplifiers
for my speakers
Like raw drivers, seems to me some circuit works well only in restricted zones
To say SE triodes on the mid- tweeter, big solidstate complementary on the woofers and so on.
This is mine empirical evidence but I do not have a clear explanation about why this happens
At least with drivers you see easily issues in "bandwith", distortion, dispersion, etc, but in electronic circuits what can we see ( exerpt limitations of output transformers for example) ?
This make this field so ....interesting!
Cheers,
Paolo
Hi Paolo!
I have many loudspeakers, but my favorite is a BLH in Replikon style with a 6 Ohm dualconcentric driver. I have also some BLH and TML and BR loudspeakers with my own 6" paper cone driver and Vifa tweeters.
I like hybrid amps, but not in that way what you wrote.
For me the best is: tube voltage stage + mosfet power stage.
I have no problem to drive my speakers.
Greets:
Tyimo
what sort of speakers do you drive with your SEWA? I always have found terrible difficult employ one only amplifiers
I have many loudspeakers, but my favorite is a BLH in Replikon style with a 6 Ohm dualconcentric driver. I have also some BLH and TML and BR loudspeakers with my own 6" paper cone driver and Vifa tweeters.
I like hybrid amps, but not in that way what you wrote.
For me the best is: tube voltage stage + mosfet power stage.
I have no problem to drive my speakers.
Greets:
Tyimo
Oh, I understand why, High efficency !
Instead my speaker are low efficency, this is why I need power ...and power.......and more again!
Back to the topic,
If I chocke load the 6N6-P , what's happen to his Gain ? ( upper?)
and what about output impedence ? ( lower? and how much? )
Thanks for precious help
Paolo
Instead my speaker are low efficency, this is why I need power ...and power.......and more again!
Back to the topic,
If I chocke load the 6N6-P , what's happen to his Gain ? ( upper?)
and what about output impedence ? ( lower? and how much? )
Thanks for precious help
Paolo
Eli Duttman said:Paolo,
Start with the data sheet. RP is approx. 1.6 KOhms. Get the superior O/P drive you crave by DC coupling an IRFBC20 source follower to each of the common cathode gain stages. With buffering, 4.7 KOhm load resistors should be enough.
hey-Hey!!!,
I'd roll the plate load into the follower with a MOSFET ccs like Gary Pimm has done much work on. Take output at lower source( the mu output ) and leave the tube running constant current( instead of CCS minus load current ). I've heard very nice things from this arrangement.
cheers,
Douglas
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