Hey all,
I gotta ask this question;
Is the amplifier classes A, AB1, AB2, B, and C valid for solid state devices?
Now my training says it is as the base of a semiconductor is the same as the
grid on a triode. There's the part about grid current flowing, but of course we
have base current flowing when running class AB1 or A as the base is biased on
with a regulator. To me, I cant see any difference in the action of a triode or
a transistor if the transistor is biased correctly.
Now, most know I'm a tube head instead of solid state when it comes to RF amps.
Am I missing the boat here and just dont see something?
All comments welcome,
Will
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