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[Amps] AB1 vs AB2 ???

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Subject: [Amps] AB1 vs AB2 ???
From: ad5gb@myway.com (ad5gb)
Date: Fri, 29 Nov 2002 12:08:44 -0500 (EST)
Greetings,

Thanks Rich, for the explanation and idea.  I have a 3300V xfmr which should 
give about 4600V.  If I did want to use this thing for RTTY (which is unlikely) 
I wonder about this idea:  Make the power supply switchable. That is switchable 
between choke (nonresonant) and cap input.  The only problem I see then would 
be that the tank circult becomes a bit more complicated.... that big of a 
voltage difference would surely require significantly different L values, no?  

Ideas?



> Rich wrote....
**  True enough, however, by increasing an AB1 stage's anode supply V by 
the amount of the screen-V (800V in this case), the anode-screen V will 
be the same as in AB2 cathode-driven/grounded-grid, so the output in AB1 
will be quite similar to that in AB2.  Thus, the output from a g-g/AB2 
config operating at 4000V will be c. the same as grid-driven AB1 config 
operating at 4800V.   For 4-400As in AB1/SSB, 4800V is do-able.  For AØ 
or RTTY, forgetaboutit.




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