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I'd like to convert the output stage in a PCM1793 based DAC from its current OPA2134 to tube. The Dac uses a differential +- output stage and that's the part I can't find any tube info on. I know I've seen posts on how to replace the differential op-amp section with a tube circuit.
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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converting BAL to UNBAL using tubes and without transformers
The good stuff begins around Post #81 with a post by Tom S. I think all the kinks in my version were worked out by Post #90. Truly a masterpiece of dumb luck. Fantastic PSRR and CMRR. Seriously, I didn't discover till after the fact that I had pulled a Broskie and got all the bad stuff to magically cancel out. Couldn't have designed this good if I was actually trying. Mind you the power supply is deliberately shown with absurd amounts of ripple, just to illustrate the rejection. |
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For those too lazy to dig through 5 pages...
Mind you, this sim was with 10VPP of power ripple at 120Hz. And yet another 10VPP of common mode abuse at 450Hz. Not seeing detectable levels of either mixed with the output. |
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Hi Kenpeter - Thanks for the info. Have you built this stage? IF so whith what DAC? Thanks.
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Check with Sunrise in the other thread, he said he would build the circuit proposed in post#95. Kenpeter came with the original idea for that one in the beginning of the thread.
I very much doubt the other one will ever be built.
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Your post #95 seems to imply a misunderstanding the theory
of operation regarding my circuit. Specifically where you claim that it is an SRPP. It might be more accurately described as a cascoded plate follower. Differentially bridged into a White cathode follower. And both "stages" abusing the self same pair of triodes. An SRPP wouldn't have the extra plate resistor up top of the totem, nor use feedback from this point to correct the cumulative error of both a cascode and a cathode follower. I conclude it has nothing in common with SRPP, aside from first glance appearances. You had already shot down the differential cathode follower plan as having too much THD, what made you go back to it? |
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No I want an output that will feed a line input on my preamp.
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kenpeter,
Who cares what if the name is SRPP or not ! Quote:
converting BAL to UNBAL using tubes and without transformers . The only thing was loosing 6dB but its just fine as output was on the high side from the DAC.
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