2MHz, High voltage source?

[lbackstrom]

The only thing with it is that it will in it's current form produce a wave which is entierly symetric, where as I need one wich has around a 30% duty cycle. So, what I was wondering (as I dont' have a huge amount of experience in this area) is if I can effect the symetry of the output by causing an imbalence in the resonant components to get my asymetric output.

From my understanding, you will only get a symetric output from a resonant tank no matter what your duty cycle or tube conduction angle is. A couple of other forums that might help are:

http://www.eham.net/forums/

And the Electrical Engineering section of:

http://www.physicsforums.com/

Larry

 

[Sch3mat1c]

Well, if it has a really bad Q, it'll be like a resistor and a low impedance (triode) output could pull it nicely. Better off with resistors as I originally indicated if you want lab quality class A control over it. Precision isn't cheap electrically.

Tim