On 12/12/16 17:17, many people wrote:
Not if the SS amplifier had an out impedance of one or five thousand
Ohms.
But they don't. Typically a few ohms. You could step it up to a few
thousand with a transformer and then run it through a pi network I
suppose, but then you lose the advantage of SS amps: they are
naturally broadbanded and don't require tuning [...]
Broadband - That's just not true. 90% of the topic has been about
filtering and diplexing - that's not broadband if have to have per-band
filtering, even if we DON'T have to have per-band matching.
If we are going to be hams, then we find new ways to do things,
especially if it's cheap and repeatable.
If the topic is filtering and maintaining a good match - then why can we
not transform up to the input impedance of an inexpensive multiband
matching system?
What would be the input impedance of a multiband matching and filtering
system that was half the price and complexity of the currently used
per-band filter? Would the loss of that transformer be a magnitude
worse than a 50ohm output transformer?
Steve ZL1BHD
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