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If 5mA is flowing through one valve then the same will be flowing through the other.
You will have to calculate the anode and cathode resistor values to reach the 5mA. |
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Thanks for all help.
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Thanks again, you are very kind. Do you know a free and easy simulator to calculate the new resistor values?
Cheers |
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Have you tried LTspice?
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It's easy and free?
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Free - yes. Quite easy.
A lot of tube models and knowledge across the Internet. A lot of people use it here also. |
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Where can get it?
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Thank you, do you know if are installed the tubes in the LTspice library?
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