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Join Date: Aug 2007
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So here is an idea I had, note the "unbypassed" anode resistor and the similarities to a cathodyne circuit, but spread across the anode. Not having tried it, maybe someone could provide insight? I don't have LTspice, so I can't just netlist it. The signal should couple across the anode similarly to the cathode in a traditional LTP, right
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I started to think that, and if the anode signal is coupled down to the grid it'll have to be a paraphrase of sorts. Ok, just one of those hmm questions. I figured it wasn't that easy since I'd never seen it, but you never know.
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