F6 Amplifier

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again - as drawn by Papa in post #1 , those two secondaries are in phase

and , at least by my limited knowledge of English , he confirmed that

like always - Devil is in details

look at this - just little re-drawn , for clarity sake

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so now , after Papa merciful waiting to bring us proper schm ( Oh , I didn't saw that mistake ) , let's make short - this time proper - analysis :

besides biasing , simple Greedy Boy can freely expect few more tricks ......

maybe yes ........ maybe not

:devily:
 

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Official Court Jester
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blahblahblah

so now , after Papa merciful waiting to bring us proper schm ( Oh , I didn't saw that mistake ) , let's make short - this time proper - analysis :

besides biasing , simple Greedy Boy can freely expect few more tricks ......

maybe yes ........ maybe not

:devily:

Are you mistake in this drawing intentional? :cool:

The overall phase in non-inverting.

moi again ....... I flipped unflippable so many times , so my flipping brain was flipped again :p

to repeat proper one - just for the record

:D
 

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moi again ....... I flipped unflippable so many times , so my flipping brain was flipped again :p

to repeat proper one - just for the record

:D

It follows that:
  • The output FETs are/must be highly matched [within the grasp of the DIYer].
  • Circuit operation appears to be highly symmetric. When the upper FET is relatively on, the lower one is relatively off. When the upper FET is relatively off, the lower one is relatively on. The 2 ON states are made equal, and the 2 OFF states are made equal too. This is symmetry. Correct asymmetry with loop feedback.