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In Reply to: Re: How can that work well? posted by Triode Kingdon on January 25, 2004 at 20:57:20:
Allo TK,
Why should the source see a resistive load reflected back?Consider a choke loaded driver stage, B+ at 0v, dc coupled to the following stage... is this really that different to an non-resistively loaded 1:1 interstage?
I don't argue for one second that some resistive loading may be useful to damp the upper resonance, but I don't follow why the source must see a resistive load.
I see it as a trade off a (possibly) undamped HF resonance for better driver linearity from the higher, mostly inductive (+ driven stage miller cap) load.
What do you reckon?
cheers
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