hi..I matched my jfets and there are high IDSS ones.12ma.Maybe i can use them.
Also i am waiting for a good bridged circuit
Save your high Idss jfets for a long tail differential inputs (Aleph J) and use 6 or 7mA BL jfets or even highish GR rated ones. The F5 jfets are set for about 4mA or less.
Wensan,
why not to keep the 2 ways NFB?
I have been thinking since the beginning that was an interesting particularity of the F5.
why not to keep the 2 ways NFB?
I have been thinking since the beginning that was an interesting particularity of the F5.
in this case - you can't , because of need to implement inverting topology .
that's SUSY bridged F5
I am the champion for asking stupid questions.
May be another one:
Is the schematic ( post 6620) for a symetrical input only, working or not?
May be another one:
Is the schematic ( post 6620) for a symetrical input only, working or not?
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Dual mono, not monoblock - twin 440VA transformers, 80,000uF per channel, nothing else changed from references.
Shared power cord, no chassis.
Shared power cord, no chassis.
The input signals counteract each other.
No signal will be amplified.
I don't think it will work.
not a diff pair... a diff pair is also known as a "long tail pair"... that means a common resistor shared between the emitters or in this case the sources. the input of the F5 does not have this featue.
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