In Reply to: shunt regulated upgraded ParamourII 45 project starts today posted by Doc B. on May 22, 2007 at 10:04:17:
I have a question in general. Is it really necessary to burn off the same current in the shunt as the output stage in a Class A SE parafeed stage? For example, for a stage biased at 55ma, with a plate choke, would a ccs to feed the shunt regulator set 75ma work? Or would you need to set it 110ma? I have seen many state that the shunt should shunt the same amount of current as the load, but never a reason why for a class a stage.
Thanks,
Chris
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- RE: shunt regulated upgraded ParamourII 45 project starts today - vanofmonks 16:54:04 05/22/07 (6)
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- Got it, Thanks Doc.(nt) - vanofmonks 18:19:09 05/22/07 (0)