>-----Original message-----
>From: Rich Measures <measures@vc.net>
>To: Lars Harlin <harlins@swipnet.se>; amps@contesting.com
>><amps@contesting.com
To: <amps@contesting.com>
>Date: den 30 oktober 1998 00:14
>Subject: Re: [AMPS] RE: QY5-3000
>
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>>
>>>......Lars wrote:
>>>Myself, I have built all three amps using G2DAF design. A very clever and
>>>clean design wich
>>>I highly recommend! If you are interested I can mail you some drawings as
>>>well as plots from IMD measurements.... ...
>>
>>When a G2DAF amplifier amplifier is tested for IMD by applying a two-tone
>>signal, the screen potential remains constant. If no grid current flows
>>during the test, the tube is operating in Class AB1. Typical test
>>results is a total IMD that is quite acceptable. However, during SSB
>>voice modulation, the screen potential fluctuates widely and the IMD
>>increases significantly. // Eimac recommends a constant screen
>>potential for best linearity.
>>- later
>>..
>>
>>Rich. Measures. Web site: www.vcnet.com/measures
>>
>>
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>Good Morning Rich!
>
>Good to see you in good health! I do consider you a very fine technican
>and even more important -
>a guy with a good sense of humour!
>
>However, guess you will have to let go of "Eimacs hand" to broaden your
>sight, and maybe even, learn something new!
>
Screens undoubtedly follow a 3/2 power rule. For example: Increase
screen V 50% and peak anode current increases 83%.
>Well, if noone can´t come up with something new, I guess there is no point
>starting this discussion all over again, as we covered the subject quite
>deeply about a year ago.
The screen's 3/2 power rule changes for no man.
>
>Anyway, as I said, since then two more DAF amps has seen the light here and
>there are more to come.....
>
This should cause no problem if they are only used for 2-tone testing.
- cheers, Lars.
Rich...
R. L. Measures, 805-386-3734, AG6K, www.vcnet.com/measures
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