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Around 2,2A? That is what the lightbulbs had to endure in the V8 I believe.
From the V9 paper I gather it is around 2A. Is this fairly constant? Or does this change with transients? |
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How "bad" is it if a b+ of 40vdc is used instead of 50vdc?
PS...bad in my book is if resistor changes have to be calculated |
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2A is the DC operating bias current and doesn't not change with the AC signal. With the Zv9 sporting an Aleph current source at about 50% AC current gain it gets a boost and the signal current can peak to 4A during transients. This prevents clipping beyond the bias current.
At 40V rail you lose about 5V of peak voltage.
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Thanks Blues!!!!!
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