[Amps] (Fwd) Re: Passive grid triodes?
gdaught6@stanford.edu
gdaught6 at stanford.edu
Fri Feb 17 16:27:57 EST 2006
Gerald wrote:
> Tetrodes operated as grounded grid will benefit from the negative
> feedback and grid current can be drawn as a result.
Use great care in selecting what tetrode you use if you want to draw
grid current! Many of the modern high-power tetrodes (4cx800 to name
one) have VERY SMALL grid dissipation capabilities! It's pretty easy
to destroy the control grid in these sorts of tubes. If you're
talking about a 4-1000A, though, then grid dissipation is much less a
problem.
73,
George T. Daughters, K6GT
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