Son of Zen and math

[bertjan]

Son of Zen and math

When I saw the design of Son of Zen of Mr. Pass a smile came across my face. Power amplifiers are suppose te be complicated. This might be an opportunity for me to try some math on an amplifier so I can better understand.

Here is the result.

A small paper with no difficult math, all functions are linear.
Like Kirchhoff's voltage law, DC load line and AC load line.

I know the attention has been shifted towards Aleph X and its
derivatives, and even there may already be a paper on this subject on the forum. But the amp still stands and its math gave me a better understanding of how an amplifier is build up.


The paperwork was done with OpenOffice.org Writer/Math and TinyCAD.

And of course a big thanks goes to Mr. Pass and his team.

[Nelson Pass]

Actually, the SOZ retains its popularity, and I have a nice
piece on it coming up in the never-ending Zen Variations.

[bertjan]

I see my file is too large so here is part 2

[moe29]

Cool new SOZ variation.

[bertjan]

I see I didn't get the attachment through.
I'll try again.
Here is part 2

[Blues]

Originally posted by Nelson Pass
Actually, the SOZ retains its popularity, and I have a nice
piece on it coming up in the never-ending Zen Variations.

That kind of Zen is "Just Saucy" Mr. Pass! In shorthand "...J SO Z"...I smell a Jfet SOZ.