| camotecue |
guys,
just a newbie question: does one have to ground the internal shielding of a tube? |
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| Geek |
Depends on the application and layout.
Certainly it's preferable. But if it's inducing ground noise, try grounding it through a 1Meg resistor shunted by a smallish cap, say 0.01 to 0.047uF. |
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| camotecue |
geek,
thank you. it's just now i connected to the internet. |
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| jarthel |
| Mr. Broskie suggest a .1uF cap to ground. but he also said that you can connect it directly to ground. |
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| Geek |
Yeah, the value isn't that critical.
I would listen to Broskie in this case over me :D |
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