Yes I have thought about doing this sought of thing on the F3 amp, but this is not even necessary here.
There is no problem to solve here, we already have a circuit that is happy running without source resistors in the first place. Touch Wood. Hahahaha
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yup
simple brute force approach - use pucks , them riding on happy current , pretty much cool head conditions
no biggie
as in many previous cases (with Papa) , amp itself is pretty much embarrassing ........ to any other comparable
simple brute force approach - use pucks , them riding on happy current , pretty much cool head conditions
no biggie
as in many previous cases (with Papa) , amp itself is pretty much embarrassing ........ to any other comparable
The only parts they had in stock at Digikey was 48N60P and 40P50P.
I was hoping to get 2 of every part listed in the first post but the MOQ at digikey made it too expensive to order the others in.
That was what I was originally planning on to determine the best matching parts, but we have enough tricks up our sleeve not to be too concerned about perfect matching. So I might just stick with those.
I'll start measuring 48N60P.
I was hoping to get 2 of every part listed in the first post but the MOQ at digikey made it too expensive to order the others in.
That was what I was originally planning on to determine the best matching parts, but we have enough tricks up our sleeve not to be too concerned about perfect matching. So I might just stick with those.
I'll start measuring 48N60P.
I have some IXTN170P10P
and I hope to get these after Chrismas
IXFN170N10 - N-Ch 100V 170A 600W 0,010R SOT227B
How do you measure them? So I could join in.
and I hope to get these after Chrismas
IXFN170N10 - N-Ch 100V 170A 600W 0,010R SOT227B
How do you measure them? So I could join in.
I'll be just producing curves of Id vs Vgs using a simplified version of Papa's mosfet tester.
http://www.firstwatt.com/pdf/art_mos_test.pdf
http://www.firstwatt.com/pdf/art_mos_test.pdf
Broskie has some some blog entries on circuits using a 2SK82 in a buffer configuration, FWIW. There is more interesting content beyond that, most far over my head 🙂
Tube CAD Journal
Tube CAD Journal
Yeah i see Broskie schematics with 2SK82 Vfet's.
Scrooĺ page down.
Thanks for share 🙂
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