In Reply to: RE: Why is Square / Rectangular Wave Deal of the Day? posted by dave slagle on December 7, 2016 at 19:09:26:
The technique I'm using applies ultrasonic AC to the filament in a manner that is both differential and balanced WRT ground. It does not affect bias. The circuit below is a simplified version. I've only used this with DHT output stages, so I apply bias to the grid. Bias could alternately be applied to the cathode, for instance by inserting a resistor or parallel resistor/cap combination in series with the wiper of the hum pot. The ultrasonic heater supply does not cause bias to vary in any case.
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- RE: Why is Square / Rectangular Wave Deal of the Day? - Triode_Kingdom 21:38:47 12/07/16 (4)
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- RE: Why is Square / Rectangular Wave Deal of the Day? - Triode_Kingdom 09:32:24 12/08/16 (1)
- RE: Why is Square / Rectangular Wave Deal of the Day? - dave slagle 10:38:51 12/08/16 (0)
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