I have no problems with humor.
Quite the contrary.
The Vds of the cascode Fet ( J310 ) develops a voltage over the 2SK170 buffer Fet.
If that voltage is too low we get more distortion. Therefore the J310 was chosen, it has high Vds at the idle of the 2SK170 ( around 8mA ).
You can simply measure from drain to source over the 2SK170, how much voltage you have there.
Quite the contrary.
The Vds of the cascode Fet ( J310 ) develops a voltage over the 2SK170 buffer Fet.
If that voltage is too low we get more distortion. Therefore the J310 was chosen, it has high Vds at the idle of the 2SK170 ( around 8mA ).
You can simply measure from drain to source over the 2SK170, how much voltage you have there.
What's the new toy Salas? A curve tracer?
Yes a small signal one in a semis checker.
What's the new toy Salas? A curve tracer?
Peak Electronic Design Limited - Atlas DCA Pro - Advanced Semiconductor Analyser - Model DCA75
Got one too!
If they follow in the lower regions, we can only hope that modern transistors usually follow in the higher regions too, that is for matching. But to surely know, confirm, or fully characterize, then its pro gear territory. But there are some kits of interesting tracers too.
What is very interesting is to measure BJTs in the saturation zone.
I found pairs that matched great ones they where full on but did not match in saturation.
I am still figuring out what parameters have to match.
For example in a common base stage high Hfe is not that important because that stage makes an I/U conversion. It has basically no current gain.
In mirrors i think it is important that the BJTs match in the saturation region.
Many medium power devices showed problems here.
I found pairs that matched great ones they where full on but did not match in saturation.
I am still figuring out what parameters have to match.
For example in a common base stage high Hfe is not that important because that stage makes an I/U conversion. It has basically no current gain.
In mirrors i think it is important that the BJTs match in the saturation region.
Many medium power devices showed problems here.
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Some of the cascode J-Fets had too low Vgs.
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............. Are you talking about Vp ?
........... the trick is to choose a high Vp for the top fet.................
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/powe...-voltage-shunt-regulator-213.html#post2124715...............
The Vds of the cascode Fet ( J310 ) develops a voltage over the 2SK170 buffer Fet.
If that voltage is too low we get more distortion. Therefore the J310 was chosen, it has high Vds at the idle of the 2SK170 ( around 8mA ).
You can simply measure from drain to source over the 2SK170, how much voltage you have there.
and confirmed in numerous other posts if you search Vp and/or cascode.
Yes a small signal one in a semis checker.
It's the same like told you, right Salas? How much money did you sold the DCA55?
What is very interesting is to measure BJTs in the saturation zone.
I found pairs that matched great ones they where full on but did not match in saturation.
I am still figuring out what parameters have to match.
For example in a common base stage high Hfe is not that important because that stage makes an I/U conversion. It has basically no current gain.
In mirrors i think it is important that the BJTs match in the saturation region.
Many medium power devices showed problems here.
Looking for the "kinkless" BJT match. Golden Lion of semis.
Hi buzz
Look for cannon golden inserts.... the small ones in the picture.
192900-0633 - ITT CANNON - STIFT, LOET GOLD 13A | Farnell Schweiz
THanks RCruz.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/powe...-voltage-shunt-regulator-213.html#post2124715
and confirmed in numerous other posts if you search Vp and/or cascode.
Thank you very much Andrew.
Now I have a really clear picture about this.
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