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I'm really happy with my light bulb RCRC power supply trick. I'm using a very small 15W light bulb as the 2nd R in the filter. It just glows, but keeps the voltage to about 250V with the output stage drawing 40mA.
Isn't 40mA too much for this tube? The cathode/filament really lights up at that current. I think that tube is dissipating about 10W.
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Accurately compute CCS Zout, again: Zout= Rp x (Mu +1) // Rload // R7 = (300000x10) // Rload // 24000 Rp x (Mu +1) = 300000 x (10) = 3 million Rlad = 1/Gfs + 6500 = 6507 (data from DN2430; Gfs at 20 mA is 0.14 mA/V) Now we have: Zout = 3 million // 6507 // 240000 ~ 6596.9 ohm. We can conclude; Zout with CCS have same value as CCS output resistor. But it is not so important. I had the opinion that DIYers better known fundamentals tube amplifiers. |
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You should prefilter the SSH2 with CLC, then pull from before the SSHV for the driver ccs/gyrator. There is little gain and too much to ask the SSHV2 to supply both the driver and output and it is not needed with a ccs/gyrator load. I run a huge heatsink on my headphone WE417 spud amp (20mA per channel) and the SSHV's still get the heatsink very hot. Trying to run the SSHV2's much over 100mA total is asking for one ugly tube amplifier
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Thanks for support regal, so I have to adjust SSHV2 for 80mA (60mA for 4P1L & 20mA for the reg) for the two output tubes, for the CCS I have some DN2540 laying around so I will do the same CCS like SSHV2 but p2p, how have I to calculate the input voltage to have an output voltage of 250V or how many volts draws the CCS? I need to make two CCS: one per each tube driver, right?
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Thanks Wavebourn. True, I didn't see any glow on the plates - but I think I'll back them down to 8W and see how that goes. Might crank it up later.
It's fun to see the changes on a DH tube. Running the filament alone at 4.2V the tube just gets warm. Somewhere around house cat temperature. Running current thru the tube really lights things up. I never had a separate filament supply on direct heated tubes, so never seen the changes before.
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Just answer on some questions derived from pentode driver lovers.
Quick simulation says yes, 4P1L in pentode mode can drive 4P1L in triode mode. It is very easy. Stay with CCS, reduce Rsurce value, reduce the number of red Leds in string and reduce Ug2. 4P1L in triode mode on output have Ugk around 15-16V. We need 15Vrms (42Vpp) from driver stage. If Vin=2Vrms, total MU of driver stage must be 7,5. If use 5K:8 OPT with about 15 henrys in primary, You can get about 1.8 Wrms output power with 2.3% THD and Fb 12Hz-84KHz @ - 3dB. My recommendation is run away from any feedback in two stage SE amplifier. It's very bad. And of course, use well regulated PSU for Ug2 voltage. Cheers, Rajko |
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I will, however, use a bit of GNFB. I am not afraid! Having seen and heard what a mild amount (~6dB) of FB can do for most SETs, I'll be giving it a try.
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