In Reply to: RE: Phase Inverter Bias Voltage posted by sony6060 on January 17, 2017 at 15:17:19:
Use Ohm's law. You can assume the actual bias voltage is a constant, and call it 2 extra volts across the tail resistor. IOW, make the negative rail deeper( more negative voltage) you will have to pass more current. Make it shallower( less negative ) and current through the tail resistor will drop.
cheers,
Douglas
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