RE: Current feedback usually raises output impedance FWIW nt

Posted by cellailuca (A) on October 17, 2024 at 09:03:53

In Reply to: Current feedback usually raises output impedance FWIW nt posted by Ralph on October 16, 2024 at 09:19:01:

I agree with you but in this case the effect of cathode feedback on output impedance is the strongest.

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Topic - Study of a circlotron with cathode and current feedback - cellailuca 10:05:51 10/12/24 (11)

Nice circuit! - Ralph 08:38:42 10/16/24 (7)

Output impedance is 2.8 Ohm - cellailuca 09:08:02 10/16/24 (6)

It's actually lower, it is 1.8 Ohm - cellailuca 09:15:13 10/16/24 (5)

Current feedback usually raises output impedance FWIW nt - Ralph 09:19:01 10/16/24 (4)

RE: Current feedback usually raises output impedance FWIW nt - cellailuca 09:03:53 10/17/24 (3)

In that case I would surmise its actually Voltage feedback nt - Ralph 09:11:59 10/17/24 (2)

RE: In that case I would surmise its actually Voltage feedback nt - cellailuca 03:12:43 10/18/24 (1)

+1 good work! - Ralph 11:48:12 10/18/24 (0)

Output spectrum - cellailuca 01:27:21 10/14/24 (0)

Better schematic - cellailuca 10:07:00 10/12/24 (1)

Detail - cellailuca 10:16:55 10/12/24 (0)

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RE: Current feedback usually raises output impedance FWIW nt - cellailuca 09:03:53 10/17/24 (3)

In that case I would surmise its actually Voltage feedback nt - Ralph 09:11:59 10/17/24 (2)

RE: In that case I would surmise its actually Voltage feedback nt - cellailuca 03:12:43 10/18/24 (1)

+1 good work! - Ralph 11:48:12 10/18/24 (0)

RE: Current feedback usually raises output impedance FWIW nt

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