"An Adjustment-Free Complementary Power Amplifier" by J.Diamond

[jez]

Does anyone on DIY Audio have a copy of "An Adjustment-Free Complementary Power Amplifier" by J.Diamond 1969 and would be willing to post it on to the site?
I have seen this article referenced several times lately in various articles both on line and in journals such as Electronics and Wireless World but internet searches for a copy of the actual paper have drawn a blank (other than it is listed in a members only area of the IEEE site)
If this is an important enough article to be referenced so widely then I, and I'm sure many others would like to take a look.....curiosity 'n' all that....

[Bone]

Hi Jez,
You can find a PDF copy of this document at http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/freea...number=1162052

There's a link to the document (PDF) on the lower left where it says "Access this Document". You don't have to log in.

Regards Tony.

[jez]

Hi Tony,
I tried that already.
If you follow all the links you eventually get to a point where you are invited to download the PDF......for $29
I'm not THAT curious!
There are many technical articles on the interweb thingy that you can either pay for from one particular site...or download gratis at a different one, I know which I prefer
Jez.

[Bone]

I've just downloaded it using that link!

If you let me have your email address Ill send it to you as it is too large to post.

Tony.

[jez]

This seems bizarre......if I follow your link and click on "full text PDF (208K)" it merely takes me to a page where I am asked to log in or purchase it! Am I missing something here?

[jez]

Is anyone else able to download the article from the link? Or have the IEEE just got a downer on yours truly for some reason

[Bone]

I'm using Firefox and If I right click on the PDF link and then click "save link as" - sometimes I get login.html but sometimes I get the pdf file allowing me to download it.

What browser are you using? because this doesn't happen in IE!

Tony.

[jez]

Tried that already, just get "login"
I'm using IE 6 BTW
I can't e mail you my address 'cos you haven't registered your account. I believe you should be able to e mail me though.....
Thanks for the help,
Jez.

[lineup]

I have never ever gotten one file from IEEE.

Whenever I search for some technial article
and get one IEEE hit in google,
I never go to that link.

They are not one Open-Source website, that offer anything for free/non-registered.
They will force you to sign up and subscribe & pay.
Furthermore, they have Add to your Cart system
which is typical for websites that make money
instead of contributing to Common Knowledge in audio, electronics and such.

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For each item in your shopping cart,
all available shipping methods for the address selected
for that order are presented
in a pull-down window.

not for diy it is
but for those chosen few with money & education, professionals
those pros, which are quite a few of them members
in our open source communtity of www.diyaudio.com
where they can get our ideas for free, to use COMERCIALLY

Lineup

PS. there are a number of other commercial electronics magazines
that at least provide for free older audio/electronics articles.DS
I say: thanks, on behalf of The Common Knowledge body of The Peoples of The World

[djk]

I was able to right-click on IE and save it.