Vacuum Tubes: Episode 3 – The Triode (Part 2)
In this episode we take a look at what’s going on inside the triode and why we weren’t seeing B+ voltage on our output. We do a bit of theory, a little reading, some simulation, and then finally some testing. There was so much to cover that I missed a bunch of stuff, I’ll be making a “Part 2.5” to cover some of things I missed, like a comparison against the transistor, using a grid-leak bias and how some tubes can indeed have positive voltages on the grid.
Видео Vacuum Tubes: Episode 3 – The Triode (Part 2) канала Usagi Electric
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