PUB TALK.
Hi,
Thought you was...
Doesn't really matter though...you catch my drift.😉
If you allow a litle tip:
Never make gridstoppers any larger than strictly necessary.
Ciao,😉
Hi,
Thought you was...
Doesn't really matter though...you catch my drift.😉
If you allow a litle tip:
Never make gridstoppers any larger than strictly necessary.
Ciao,😉
Re: PUB TALK.
Of course and this is particularly apposite in this case, where I am anxious to have as low a source resistance as possible. However, I once built a 6SN7 line stage with cathode followers. The 6SN7s had 470 ohm grid stoppers - a typical choice - but the stage was oscillating at about 2.5MHz!
On the 6528A I have used the minimum recommended by the makers (1k) which is pretty low for an output stage - even EL84 uses 4.7k as a rule.
However, I am going to try 470 ohms and watch the 'scope!
Incidentally, I am considering using a similar arrangement of driver stage in the 13E1 amplifier. Here though bias is about
-51V, so I shall have to wring some more swing out of it
7N7
fdegrove said:
Of course and this is particularly apposite in this case, where I am anxious to have as low a source resistance as possible. However, I once built a 6SN7 line stage with cathode followers. The 6SN7s had 470 ohm grid stoppers - a typical choice - but the stage was oscillating at about 2.5MHz!
On the 6528A I have used the minimum recommended by the makers (1k) which is pretty low for an output stage - even EL84 uses 4.7k as a rule.
However, I am going to try 470 ohms and watch the 'scope!
Incidentally, I am considering using a similar arrangement of driver stage in the 13E1 amplifier. Here though bias is about
-51V, so I shall have to wring some more swing out of it
7N7
THE SHORT ANSWER.
Hi,
Although this was voiced by me before...
Don't design oscillators, gridstoppers as any other series R will eat microdetail and as such will reduce dynamic resolution.
I think this should make sense?
Cheers,😉
\Frank,the unipivot.
Hi,
Although this was voiced by me before...
Don't design oscillators, gridstoppers as any other series R will eat microdetail and as such will reduce dynamic resolution.
I think this should make sense?
Cheers,😉
\Frank,the unipivot.
Hi,
I'm not clear on these gridstoppers.
What kind of oscillation are we talking about? Barkhausen (or however it's spelled)? If it is, there are other ways....
Cheers
I'm not clear on these gridstoppers.
What kind of oscillation are we talking about? Barkhausen (or however it's spelled)? If it is, there are other ways....
Cheers
CRITTERS.
Hi,
Mainly RFI osc.
The 6C45C is another matter,it tends to go into self osc.
Chin kampai,😉
Hi,
Mainly RFI osc.
The 6C45C is another matter,it tends to go into self osc.
Chin kampai,😉
Re: THE SHORT ANSWER.
Design oscillators?
Perish the thort in the words of N. Molesworth.
I shall try to reduce the value of them for the reasons I gave above - and I shall be keeping a close eye on the 'scope.
When I've fixed the 13E1 amp I'll have a go and also try removing the grid leaks. I'll report my findings, gentlemen, for your perusal
7N7
fdegrove said:
Design oscillators?
Perish the thort in the words of N. Molesworth.
I shall try to reduce the value of them for the reasons I gave above - and I shall be keeping a close eye on the 'scope.
When I've fixed the 13E1 amp I'll have a go and also try removing the grid leaks. I'll report my findings, gentlemen, for your perusal
7N7
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WRONG POST WRONG PLACE...
Hi,
This should have gone into the 6C45 thread...blimey...reducing Rg won't hurt though.
Sorry,wrong channel...🙄
Back to the bunker...😉
Hi,
This should have gone into the 6C45 thread...blimey...reducing Rg won't hurt though.
Sorry,wrong channel...🙄
Back to the bunker...😉
A very old thread. Is 7N7 lurking anywhere? Wondering if the G2 arrangement in his "Instock Amplifier" manages to maintain constant voltage between G2 and cathode.
For some reason the link in blue above didn't work so here's the schematic in question.
It looks like the DC difference between G2 and cathode of approx. Vbe is maintained and that they will also track at AC.
Does anybody have experience with or knowledge of this Pentode CF circuit?
Thanks
It looks like the DC difference between G2 and cathode of approx. Vbe is maintained and that they will also track at AC.
Does anybody have experience with or knowledge of this Pentode CF circuit?
Thanks
