- Posted by Scholl (D) on October 20, 2002 at 05:41:28
I was wondering, if the CCS where to be connected from B+ to the screens of a pentode and from the screens there where a large enough resistor to create the required voltage drop, taking into account screen draw as well. How well would the screen voltage and current be regulated? Would this be a desirable opeating condition for the pentode?
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- Re: Using the CCS to regulate screens??? - KevinC 03:35:35 10/21/02
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- In Reply to: Using the CCS to regulate screens??? posted by Scholl on October 20, 2002 at 05:41:28:
The connection you describe will certainly work, but will only stabilize current, not voltage. Normal pentode operation calls for a stable voltage at the screen grid. It might be interesting to hear the difference as an experiment, though. :=))
Kevin
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