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19th May 2011, 09:29 AM
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Location: Cape Town
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Allison(ish) driver/bias stage for Mosfets
Driving a Mosfet output stage with an Allison should allow greater output voltage swing since you're not losing Vgs on either side.
Adding a couple of transistors for current gain (Q1 and Q2 below) makes it a really easy load for the VAS too. Looks good to me! What am I missing? |
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