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In Reply to: RE: update posted by vinnie2 on October 19, 2016 at 08:40:24
Changing plate resistance.
The more vertical, the lower the plate resistance.
Even within one tube, the lines more to the right show higher plate resistance (they lay over sideways) while the ones to the left show lower plate resistance (they are more up and down).
Plate resistance (just like gain) is not constant and is also a source for distortion.
Tre'
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I can understand each of these things as an individual concept; but when I try to pull them all together my head starts to hurt and my eyes cross. : )
You'll get used to it. You might even start to like it after a while. :-)
Tre'
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I think I would have to learn like pain first! : )
Actually, I think as long I can learn theory while I am doing something, I am ok with it. It's just if I have to sit down and study it for hours my brain melts down. So I really appreciate you taking the time on something like this one, and now that it is in my notebook I will be able to refer to it whenever I need to. Who knows, in 10 or 20 years I might get the whole picture this way. : )
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