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I cannot remember ever seeing this done, using an EF in the low side stage as well as high side and keep the CFP at small signal level.
http://i.imgur.com/B6AJx.png Is there any advantage over having the CFP direct at the lower power transistor ? I assume this have already been done by others. Oh and in this simulation, no degeneration resistors give the lowest THD, with them im lucky to get as low as 0.1% THD, without them i get simulation at 0.03% |
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I sumulated this last year - thought the non-symmetrical output would be good for more H2. I didn't find enough of interest for me in this approach - H2 by itself is not what I'm looking for. Your design has a lot of devices - I don't know how easy it will be to get it stable and working well.
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