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In Reply to: LL1674 as a parafeed 4:1 output posted by MaciekP on May 27, 2004 at 01:36:21:
Let me take a shot at this since I have experience using the LL1674 in a parafeed configuration.1. Can you estimate what is the max Rp of the tube to get the good LF with LL1674 in parafeed 4:1 configuration?
I use a pair of 6N1P in bridged parafeed, each tube has 4400 Ohms nominal plate resistance. Double this for the two in series. The bass is fine. I haven't noticed much if any change in the bass with different tubes.
2. What is the recommended min. capacitance of parafeed capacitorThere are several formulas available but I have not found one that gives consistent results. The only way I have found to find the right value is build the circuit and measure the very low frequency - less than 20 Hz, response.
3. What resistor value is the best for secondary termination, if any?This is a controversial topic. I prefer the sonics with no secondary termination.
4. What is the max output voltage for this transformer ratio?
It depends on frequency. I did measure it but I don't recall off hand my measurement. I do know that it is totally adequate for preamplifier output use. However it is not enough for use as an interstage.
5. Do I really need a plate choke?Well, if you are going to parafeed you need some kind of high impedance load in the plate circuit. That is the definition of parafeed. You can use a large resistor, a choke, or a constant current source. I prefer a CCS.
Dave
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Follow Ups
- Re: LL1674 as a parafeed 4:1 output - Dave Davenport 09:55:04 05/27/04 (3)
- Re: LL1674 as a parafeed 4:1 output - MaciekP 10:15:21 05/27/04 (2)
- Re: LL1674 as a parafeed 4:1 output - Dave Davenport 17:56:10 05/27/04 (0)
- Re: LL1674 as a parafeed 4:1 output - KevinC 10:19:57 05/27/04 (0)