On 11/6/2013 8:17 PM, Bill Turner wrote:
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On Wed, 6 Nov 2013 21:31:26 -0200, you wrote:
so, do you have any point, link, etc where I can learn about *Design
with valves* ???
REPLY:
The ARRL Handbook is a good place to start. Nearly everything you need is in
there and when you run across something that's not clear, just ask a
question here. Recent editions are usually available on eBay or amazon.com.
Don't get one more than about three years old.
If you also get it on disk, it turns searching for a particular topic,
reference, quote,
or author from minutes or hours into a few seconds.
Although some of the older ones may have tubes/valves covered in more detail.
The theory is good, but many of the circuit designs may have a flaw or two.
Newer books will have newer material although some of the out dated stuff gets
dropped.
OTOH they have had a 4CX1600B amp in there for quite a few years. It's a nice
amp but
the tube was dropped from production years ago.
They seem to change very little from year to year, but new stuff does get added
so,
normally the latest is best and they have been on DVD for quite a few years.
You can
install the book, or just copy the files and use a link to the beginning to
start it or
click on setup application.
There is an extensive section on Vacuum Tube Basics with the rest of the chapter
evolving into amplifier design.
73 and good luck,
Roger (K8RI)
Good luck and have fun!
73, Bill W6WRT
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