CCS in tail of differential phase splitter - Page 2

SY · 28th January 2004, 02:57 PM

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Originally posted by EC8010

I don't agree. Since the CCS has near-infinite resistance, it forces the signal current current to swing backwards and forwards between the anode circuits with no loss, so perfect AC balance is obtained by equal value anode loads.

I tried a simple CSS again with a few different tubes and a few different operating points. This is completely right. Thanks for clearing up some unwanted clutter in my brain.

BTW, my test lashups look so horrible, I'm tempted to post a picture of one.

EC8010 · 28th January 2004, 03:06 PM

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Originally posted by SY
BTW, my test lashups look so horrible, I'm tempted to post a picture of one.

Go on, I dare you. Mine are pretty nasty too.

Glad we agree on theory vs practise.

Gary P · 28th January 2004, 04:26 PM

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BTW, my test lashups look so horrible, I'm tempted to post a picture of one.

In my book those are the best kind!

Gary

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