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Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: USA
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The circuit shown does not embody the Aikido principle. The filtering done by C2 means the power supply noise injected anti-phase by Q3 does not match, and therefore does not cancel. I am also sure that having an active current source to load the first gain element will sound different than a resistive source (as shown here).
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Join Date: Nov 2010
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I don't agree, perhaps the circuit is correct, because on R3 you have 1/2Vcc + supply ripple.
As you inject on gate of Q3 the same 1/2Vcc + supply ripple, on R3 you cancel. Instead, I agree on an active current source to load the first gain element. I'll simulate it. Thanks |
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Join Date: Nov 2010
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Excuse me for my mistake, is OK this:
"As you inject on gate of Q3 the same supply ripple, on R3 you cancel" Now, I think is better to shunt R11 (100k) as original circuit JFET Aikido by tube cad. |
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Join Date: Nov 2010
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This is my Aikido_jfet version:
http://img535.imageshack.us/img535/8...et1nappi84.jpg It simulates very good. LTSpice Distorsion is very low, 0.06% with 1Vpp input and 6Vpp output: Harmonic Frequency Fourier Normalized Phase Normalized Number [Hz] Component Component [degree] Phase [deg] 1 1.000e+03 3.010e+00 1.000e+00 -178.47° 0.00° 2 2.000e+03 1.942e-03 6.454e-04 -102.11° 76.36° 3 3.000e+03 2.845e-04 9.452e-05 -174.87° 3.60° 4 4.000e+03 4.072e-06 1.353e-06 90.26° 268.73° 5 5.000e+03 1.382e-06 4.592e-07 -94.00° 84.47° 6 6.000e+03 2.127e-06 7.069e-07 87.43° 265.90° 7 7.000e+03 1.467e-06 4.875e-07 -104.25° 74.22° 8 8.000e+03 2.102e-06 6.983e-07 86.96° 265.43° 9 9.000e+03 1.465e-06 4.868e-07 -108.63° 69.84° Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.065227% You can use no feedback but you gain much more. It saves Aikido principle and could sound as Tube version but I haven't try it. Good 2011! |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Chicago
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This looks interesting. I will have to try to build one.
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Sacramento
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Please tell us more? How did you pick the operating voltage? Do you recommend any IDSS matching? If then what milliamp value? How did you pick the resistor values? I know this stuff for tubes but not these fangled JFETS! DT All just for fun! |
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