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Fixed Bias power supply???

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Posted on December 12, 2014 at 14:39:15
TomWh
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Was using transistor bridge into lclc then taking two pots parallel to a common resistor to ground. One pot is going to 2a3 grid and the other to a 300b grid. So I guess that there could be some cross talk or something else that could bleed between the two different tubes? Could grid bias get unhappy mixing with another grid bias back at the power supply???

Ok lets say maybe. Would it then be a good idea if you are using multiple tubes on the one supply to decouple each pot per tube with a lc?

Thanks Tom

 

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RE: Fixed Bias power supply???, posted on December 12, 2014 at 16:31:03
Chip647
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10K / 100uf would be plenty to decouple a fixed bias leg. Put one of those between the common negative supply and each pot and you are good to go.

 

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