For selection of a tube to be used as either a Cathodyne, or for a Cathode follower . . .
One thing to remember is the Filament to Cathode maximum voltage ratings.
AC, DC, Peak; in both directions (filament + versus cathode; filament - versus cathode).
Then, consider both the quiescent cathode DC voltage, and the required + and - peak swings from that quiescent DC voltage.
Also be sure to take into account the changing voltages during warmup of all the tubes in the circuit.
Some filament to cathode voltage ratings are 60V, 100V, 180V.
One thing to remember is the Filament to Cathode maximum voltage ratings.
AC, DC, Peak; in both directions (filament + versus cathode; filament - versus cathode).
Then, consider both the quiescent cathode DC voltage, and the required + and - peak swings from that quiescent DC voltage.
Also be sure to take into account the changing voltages during warmup of all the tubes in the circuit.
Some filament to cathode voltage ratings are 60V, 100V, 180V.
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