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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Madrid
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Hi,
I have no doubt this is a Telefunken...but it looks like Chinese ****. Anyway i'm going to give tube rectification a try, just curiosity, my amp sounds good with the SS bridge. I'm doing a hybrid bridge, see this; http://www.lundahl.se/hybrid_pow.html Some questions: Would it be a good thing to bypass the diodes with 0.22 1000 V poly caps? Am i going to lose many volts? Right now i'm using a full SS bridge and my B+ is 168V. Maximun value for the first cap? Datasheet doesn't say. Well, this is all, thanks in advance for the help. Oh, forgot to say,it's a AZ11. Al. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2005
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Hi Al,
why? do you have seperate filament winding? what is the az11?? a quick look on the web found az11 amd mother boad and a 1938 vintage full wave rectifier and no real info. you could loose some volts on B+ eg 5AR4 @ 225ma has about 17volts drop accross it at other conditions thi will be different. http://www.pentalaboratories.com/pdfs/5ar4.pdf bypass caps are a good thing, I would have chosen small value .047 but! depends what you want to acheive. Robert |
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Madrid
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Anyway it looks like the leaning tower of Pissa, maybe an Italian would be interested in a swap? Al. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Madrid
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Hey moderators ****a is an Italian city.
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Bern
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Near London. UK
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And lots of Italian towers lean. There are two in Bologna that used to be the same height, but one has been shortened to allow what remains not to collapse due to its inclination.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2005
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Hi Al,
maybe EC8010 could correct me but looking at the curves (my German is no existent!) depending on secondary resistance and load there would appear to be a fairly larg voltage drop accross the AZ11 over 44V at 100ma depending on Es, Is and Rs and you indicated your supply was 168v wont that lower your B+ too much? the site I found had sod all info on the rectifier, interresting. |
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Near London. UK
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Hi EC8010, Al,
On page 2 there is a graph with voltage and current curves in the top lh is some data which i can gleen 16uf, thats the only reference to a capactor value I can see. Robert |
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Madrid
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Hi Robski666,
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The 6W6 is a high current, low voltage tube. Right now, with 153 V at the plate and 44mA of current dissipates about 6 Watts (maximum for this tube is 10 Watts) , haven't measured the power output but guess is around 2 Watts (triode connected) more than enough with my 97 dB driver. The 6W6 datasheet says that with 110V at the plate and a current of about 50mA will put out 2.1 dissipating less than 6 Watts. This pentode connected. Now i have two choices, leave it as a pentode and use it as a guitar amp or still use it as a triode raising the current to 80mA, dissipating about 8 Watts. My problem is i don't know the maximun current for this tube, datasheet doesn't say. 16 uF? Quite low, right now with 47uF-330R-47uF-6.8K R- 100uF i have a little of hum. Doesn't bother me, didn't even tried grounding the filaments. With 16 uF i probably will need to buy a choke. No problem...will see. Thank you guys, you've been helpful. I'll try 80mA and watch the tube, i have learned that they show strange colors when overstressed. Al. |
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