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Hi All,
I am considering building something like Kandaudio's SE parafeed preamp. But don't want to order the Lundahl, because I want to see if my tranny builder can build me something like that. So what do I have to ask for.. in the case of say a 6n1p tube..paralleled both sections Ra of 2200ohm..so do I ask for a 7k SE transformer that does not have to pass a single mA of DC? Regards, Bas |
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: U.K.
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Hi Bas,
I believe that you are right with the transformer impedance and current specification. The trouble will come in the way you supply DC to the anodes. Are you going to use a choke? If so, then you must consider the choke's self capacitance and the transformer's self capacitance to be in parallel. Cheers, |
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Hi John,
I was thinking of using a CCS? (depletion mode MOSFET) Does that make it easier? I suppose it.... does because a CCS has negligible capacitance compared to a choke...right? Cheers, Bas |
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diyAudio Moderator Emeritus
Join Date: Jun 2002
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Hi Bas,
That sounds a nice idea. Capacitance is much less of a problem. Can you get high voltage depletion mode fet's? I'm well out of touch Great for self biasing - just like valves.. Cheers, |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: West London
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Hi Bas ,
CCS loading , to me means low Ra valves , run at high current , low anode volts . I find that CCS loading usually means ridiculous heat , my own MTP2P50E based mosfet sink ran at 70mA and got REALLY hot , and that was with a massive heatsink , and not really dissipating as much as it should (I kept the B+ within safe limits) . Why not try something like stacked 6C41c in an SRPP / SEPP arrangement with fixed bias to the lower valve ? It would be cheap to build , only the power supply needs to have higher HT than with choke loading (400V+) . My usual advice regarding parafeed prototypes and toroids as output transformers applies , could make a nice , cheap project . 316a |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
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Sorry , you were mentioning pre-amps , my post was regarding power amps . Running a CCS load on a 6N1P should be a doddle , compared to what I went through developing my power CCsource !
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Hi John,
I've never been in touch...but that is an entire different matter.. Yep K&K audio sells little kits..ha..ha if you can call it a kit! 3 parts...mosfet, pot, pcb.. It uses the DN2540N5 (400V) HTTP://www.supertex.com/pdf/datasheets/DN2540.pdf Cheers, Bas |
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mmm, come to think of it..I have seen 6c33 preamps..maybe a 6c41c preamp is not even such a bad idea? Nah, 6s19 is wild enough.. Cheers, Bas |
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diyAudio Moderator Emeritus
Join Date: Jun 2002
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Hi Bas,
Nice FET Almost as good as a valve Cheers, |
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