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Old 24th October 2006, 09:34 AM   #51
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thanks for translation, but spite is closer to "prkos"...

MEDOGRIZLI, sorry, I was nervous.
You are new in this forum, so when you want something to learn: FIRST search the previous threads, becouse a lot of new members, ask the same questions again and again and that could be iritating sometime...

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Old 24th October 2006, 10:02 AM   #52
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So pleae if you have GOOD pdf tutorual book about AB class amplifier design
So usualy books can not be fond on the net freely

or good web links: please send it here or email velikigrizli@gmail.com

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Old 24th October 2006, 04:32 PM   #53
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Hi Med,
a change in attitude, well done.

Go and read ESP and Leach.
They are excellent sites.
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Old 2nd November 2006, 12:47 AM   #54
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Why not?

I used IRF mosfets loaded by a BJT current sources, with a servo opamp, and powered it from a bipolar source. Nice single ended A class heater.
It scared me once, when a waterfall run on CD. I jumped and turned around, but fortunately found no water in the room.
It uses some IRFPs, I don't remember exactly. Tubes are 12J5 and 12L6 in triode connection, directly coupled through a voltage shift (bi-polar B+ source) and have a global feedback including DC. Also, I used TV compactrons in such design, sound well. However, every tube needs own current to work with minimal distortions. Instead of IRFPs I used IXFKs, the same good result.

Nearly any active element may be used with good results, if used properly.

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That's an interesting design. Pretty simple. Good PSRR too? The tube running off the common power supply rails? You might get some interest posted on the tube forum.

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