The 915 has the same second voltage amp, bias, and output stage.
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yes correct, the 1st stage is slightly different in that it has a cascode as well, and the fet current source is now bipolar, also the 9505 has a full current mirror.
But that's about it, they seem pretty idential after the 1st stage!!
Anyone know what the function of the 22pf cap. is from the output stage gate to the psu? someone said its not stability comp. but noise?
any guesses?
But that's about it, they seem pretty idential after the 1st stage!!
Anyone know what the function of the 22pf cap. is from the output stage gate to the psu? someone said its not stability comp. but noise?
any guesses?
The grounded output stage may be more susceptible to power supply noise coupling from the primary of the transformer than the usual method. This cap (and the 47pF on the other half) may play a role there, but it looks mainly for stability to me.
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Hi, LT CDR DATA
Your schematic in post#1 is so small, I couldn't see anything
But if I'm not mistaken (looking at it ), it is actually the first stage that makes it different than Hafler 915. It is not the differential itself that drives the second stage, but actually the drop of the diodes+cascodes that drives the second stage.
Look at patent #5,673,000
Your schematic in post#1 is so small, I couldn't see anything
But if I'm not mistaken (looking at it ), it is actually the first stage that makes it different than Hafler 915. It is not the differential itself that drives the second stage, but actually the drop of the diodes+cascodes that drives the second stage.
Look at patent #5,673,000
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