It might be one-phase Blowtorch or non-balanced Blowtorch, or half-Blowtorch, but it's still push-pull, not single-ended...
No matter how many inarticulate sources you quote, it is still a push-pull design ...
This is a push pull design if there ever was one...
patrick, there is a paper from Nelson pass that explains the single ended concept - it's a great read. I'll dig up the link a little later and post it if I have time. Or else just google and it will pop up.
Of course if by single ended, we meant unbalanced (input/output) then that might explain the confusion.
patrick, there is a paper from Nelson pass that explains the single ended concept - it's a great read. I'll dig up the link a little later and post it if I have time. Or else just google and it will pop up.
Of course if by single ended, we meant unbalanced (input/output) then that might explain the confusion.
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Of course, it's all clear from the beginning.
It was just a (rather simple) joke: single-ended input vs. single-ended gain stage topology but now I see that it never had a chance... 😱
It was just a (rather simple) joke: single-ended input vs. single-ended gain stage topology but now I see that it never had a chance... 😱
How important is it to use C-grade (~15 Idss) jfets? The store is always out and I have a whole bunch of B-grade jfets. Would I need to increase R4 and R5?
Thanks,
Vince
Thanks,
Vince
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