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Old 3rd October 2011, 09:54 PM   #1
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Default Driver for a 807 em triode mode...help !!!

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To excite a 807 in single-ended triode mode is best to use a preamplifier tube with low plate current or large plate current to compensate the capacitance of the grid ?

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Old 3rd October 2011, 09:56 PM   #2
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Them I will put a medium power pentode in triode mode as driver.
A El84 is fine ?

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absolutely fine - probably overkill.

Alternatively, PowerDrive it, ie use a MOSFET as a follower to drive the 807 grid.
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Default Mosfet ?

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absolutely fine - probably overkill.

Alternatively, PowerDrive it, ie use a MOSFET as a follower to drive the 807 grid.

Mosfet ? Blargh, Mosfet is trash !
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Default MOSFET follies and powerdrive

Aldovan: Here are a few links well worth the read........

http://www.geofex.com/Article_Folder...osfetfolly.htm

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Triode connected 807 is not very difficult load since its mu is low, about 10.
Thus the Miller effect is not remarkable.

Any medium mu triode is suitable driver.
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