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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: somewhere in Australia
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Well if the fets are matched but the resistors (and possibly caps) aren't matched, why is there a need to matched fets?
non-matching resistors will have different voltages across it. Maybe using matched fets somehow balances the whole circuit even if the resistors/caps aren't matched? |
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Very simple math. Resistors have usually 1% tolerance, often 0.1 %, and this is the maximum (garanteed) tolerance. Some caps have 1% nominal tolerance caps but I measured caps with 5% nominal tolerance that actually had tolerances well below 1%.
Fets by comparison have much higher tolerances for some of their critical parameters, more like 10 % and for some parameters even more (Idss of jfets more than 100 %). Go figure.
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