Sonny,
Thanks for your help. The sims seem to work well and I have a much better understanding of both the differential pair and that specific type of gain stage.
Jocko,
I gave your suggestion a go and it works quite well. I'll post the schematic/results for you.
You guys make this seem easy. Then again I suppose it is for you. How long have you two been designing your own components?
Thanks again,
Stephen
Thanks for your help. The sims seem to work well and I have a much better understanding of both the differential pair and that specific type of gain stage.
Jocko,
I gave your suggestion a go and it works quite well. I'll post the schematic/results for you.
You guys make this seem easy. Then again I suppose it is for you. How long have you two been designing your own components?
Thanks again,
Stephen
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huhhmmm .. Real stuff? The last 8 - 10 years.
I am 30 years old now, but my father did have a electronic company since i was born so i got it stuffed into my mouth since my bearth! 😀
I can not keep up with guys like Jocko, Harry, Nelson!! They have far more experience than me....
Sonny
I am 30 years old now, but my father did have a electronic company since i was born so i got it stuffed into my mouth since my bearth! 😀
I can not keep up with guys like Jocko, Harry, Nelson!! They have far more experience than me....
Sonny
what you essentially have here is a "differential Zen" Q9/Q10 (with the load on the emitter rather than drain / collector in the Nelson design), driven by a "balanced-> unbalanced" converter / preamp (the input differential stage, Q2/Q3).
Yes, it should work.
Yes, it should work.
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