Hi,
I have a PP amp with a bridge rectifier that I want a bias control for each tube. Any glaring issues with the circuit below?
Haven't seen it done before so thought I'd ask for a reality check before implementing...... Thanks!
Reality Check; Dual Bias Supply for Bridge Rectifier
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Reality Check; Dual Bias Supply for Bridge Rectifier
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Re: Reality Check; Dual Bias Supply for Bridge Rectifier
No need for all that duplicate circuitry. Just feed your -ve bias voltage to separate adjustment pots, then to tube grids.
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Re: Reality Check; Dual Bias Supply for Bridge Rectifier
Kinda like this...
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Re: Reality Check; Dual Bias Supply for Bridge Rectifier
So basically you're saying the current draw on the bias supply isn't enough to warrant two separate circuit....
I understand you can increase C1 if you need more bias voltage as well....
Thanks for the replies....
TT
I understand you can increase C1 if you need more bias voltage as well....
Thanks for the replies....
TT
Re: Reality Check; Dual Bias Supply for Bridge Rectifier
Yes, because the impedance of C1 at the supply frequency, that is 1/(2 * pi * frequency * capacitance), together with R1 makes the first voltage divider for the bias supply.