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[M Gregg]

The only problem is how do you measure it in a closed loop circuit!


Just for fun.

M. Gregg

 

[Merlinb]

It would come under audio technology, my university has recently opened a research department and are keen for me to work with them.

Which university? Or are you loath to say?

Incidentally, Leeds university library has a truly world-class collection of valve-based electronics literature.

 

[Brouilly]

Anglia Ruskin in Cambridge.

Unfortunately our library isnt so extensive, I would love to get my hands on their collection

 

[DF96]

I wondered if that was where you are. I'm not far from there and enquired about jobs a couple of years ago. The Prof told me there was nothing coming up in the foreseeable future.

 

[Brouilly]

Thats interesting... I wouldnt know about jobs, but im looking for an external supervisor for my Mphil. If the circumstances were right, is that something you would consider doing?

Cheers

Charlie

 

[DF96]

I'm not certain what an external supervisor does. I'm not an academic (furthest I got was postdoc), and audio is just a hobby. My PhD was in radio, and I have never built (or even thought seriously about) a mic preamp. However, I probably know a bit more about valves than most modern academics (which is quite easy, as they generally know almost nothing!).

Send me a PM if you want to explore this further.