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In Reply to: RE: CCS with Cathode Resistor in a long tail ? posted by KevinC on September 19, 2016 at 18:11:55:
Hi,
...a schematic would be really helpful...
Just to take my specific case: I want to rund a diff. pair as phase-splitter and driver for a p-p El34/Kt120. This tube will be the 6N6p. As discussed, I would like to run it with 20-24ma per triode. Normally, It would have an Anode-Voltage of 390V, an Anode-Resistor of 10K. Currently your ccs is on the cathodes which are tied together for bothh system as diff. pair. Grid is grounded with a 47k resistor.
I am not sire where you would put the 100k resistor in your example ?
Best Regards
Frank
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- RE: CCS with Cathode Resistor in a long tail ? - multiblitz 21:03:43 11/11/16 (2)
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