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Old 3rd June 2013, 07:37 PM   #1
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Default Schemes of no-feedback amps

Please, if anyone has any scheme of amplifiers or preamps without feedback, preferably solid state, Can you put here?

Almost 100% of the schemes that can be achieved using feedback, but I'am more interested in designs without feedback.

I mean global feedback, may have some local feedback.

Anticipated thanks.
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Old 3rd June 2013, 09:21 PM   #2
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Please, if anyone has any scheme of amplifiers or preamps without feedback, preferably solid state, Can you put here?

Almost 100% of the schemes that can be achieved using feedback, but I'am more interested in designs without feedback.

I mean global feedback, may have some local feedback.

Anticipated thanks.
Preamp here No NFB line amp (GainWire mk2) and here Current conveyor as a voltage amplifier
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I have designed a built an amp where the current amp stage (final stage) uses no global feedback, and the driver (voltage amp) stage has no sense of the output. Does that count?
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Hi dadod, very interesting, many thanks!

Hi akis, yes! Can you share your design? Please.

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No NFB line amp (GainWire mk2)
post #4 dadod : there is no amp without any negative feedback.

Cant' we say : there is no amplifying device without negative feedback, even it has no degenerative resistor in its following electrode ?

I think that Bob Cordell, speaking about local negative feedback, tells something like that degenerative resistors has about the same effects on high compoments of harmonic distorsion as global negative feedback.
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No NFB line amp (GainWire mk2)
post #4 dadod : there is no amp without any negative feedback.

Cant' we say : there is no amplifying device without negative feedback, even it has no degenerative resistor in its following electrode ?
You are right!
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Please, if anyone has any scheme of amplifiers or preamps without feedback, preferably solid state, Can you put here?

Almost 100% of the schemes that can be achieved using feedback, but I'am more interested in designs without feedback.

I mean global feedback, may have some local feedback.

Anticipated thanks.
Hello, Raul
This is a very good sounding unity-gain NoGNFB preamp (buffer).
Input impedance 50kOhms, output impedance 6 Ohms. THD is a bit compensated by counter-polarity jfet-bjt stages, but not THD is the main ground for good sound. Output zero voltage (quite stable) is adjusted by corresponding paralleling of R2 resistor.
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This started as a low gnfb headphones amp (by Kevin Gilmore, see this ), morphed into a high impedance balanced to unbalanced converter (as suggested by jcx) and turned into a decent preamp (by lazyness, never bothered to turn it back to its original state).

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Sims in ltspice give 0.02% thd for 2vrms into 600r. It could be improved a lot with cfp at the input.
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