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Re: Fixed Bias v. Cathode Bias [message #9068 is a reply to message #9067] Sun, 17 July 2005 11:55 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Thanks Wayne; It was the term "deep into class A" that I wasn't sure of. I am aware of operating class distinctions. What throws me is how we distinguish the borders of conduction limits that set the classification of operating points. Did that make sense?
I am trying to understand how the bias point of a tube dictates the resulting circuit parameters and how that impacts on the Z of the circuit. I am struggling with the way that these parameters affect the various AC impedance values and why that equals different effects on the loudspeaker.
I have a circuit built on PC boards that allows you to use fixed or cathode(self) bias. I need to know why I am making a choice of bias schemes. So I can choose wisely.

 
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