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5. Determination of the screen grid tap 1

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The adjustment of V g2,k happens automatically of course, because the screen grid is connected to the anode. The screen grid primary transformer tap x = 1.00 but that will surprise nobody, so pentode as triode. Table 1. Measured values of line 1 V ak (V) adjusted I a (mA) read on I a -axis I g2 (mA) measured V g2,k (V) adjusted to achieve the read I a ΔV ak (V) [300V – V ak ] ΔV g2,k (V) [300V – V g2,k ] unknown Not further than point W

Table 3. Measured values of line 3 V ak (V) adjusted I a (mA) read on I a -axis I g2 (mA) measured V g2,k (V) adjusted to achieve the read I a ΔV ak (V) [300V – V ak ] ΔV g2,k (V) [300V – V g2,k ] 0 0 0unknown300unknown unknown The average value of all screen grid primary transformer taps x average = This value is mentioned at line 3. For this specimen KT88-1 we have pure ultra-linear at x =

Table 5. Measured values of line 5 V ak (V) adjusted I a (mA) read on I a -axis I g2 (mA) measured V g2,k (V) adjusted to achieve the read I a ΔV ak (V) [300V – V ak ] ΔV g2,k (V) [300V – V g2,k ] unknown Not further than point W The adjustment of V g2,k happens automatically of course, because the screen grid is connected to V b. The screen grid primary transformer tap x = 0.00 but that will surprise nobody, so pentode as pentode. 6

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9 Given at V ak = 300V for KT88: S = 11.5 mA/V r i = 12 kΩ µ = 138 S 2 = 1.15 mA/V µ g2,g1 = 8 r a = 7000 Ω Working point: V ak,w = 300 V I a,w = 80 mA V g1,kw = − 26 V V g2,kw ≈ 300 V Input signal for each value of x : v g1,k = 3.72 V RMS

Table 6 x v g1,k (V RMS ) v ak (V RMS ) v g2,k (V RMS ) p a (W) v RL (V RMS ) p RL (W) |A a | calculated by formula measured 10 7.Practical evidence 1 of the network analyses of the Ultra Linear Amplifier

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8. Comparison of practical powers and efficiencies of an amplifier in Triode mode, in Ultra Linear mode and in Pentode mode 13 My first electron tube amplifier according to a design from Menno’s first book.

Schematic diagram of my first electron tube amplifier 14

15 = 25 W papa input power anode dissipation delivered anode power anode efficiency input power anode dissipation delivered anode power anode efficiency input power anode dissipation delivered anode power anode efficiency

9.Practical evidence 2 of the network analyses of the Ultra Linear Amplifier Table 7. v ak (V RMS )v g2,k (V RMS )given x of power transformer VDV6040PP

17 and Substitution of these currents in: Anode AC external resistance: We have seen that the total anode power is 25W For determination of apply : The effect of this fictive is an anode power of 12.5 W for one power pentode. The effect of is an anode power of 12.5 W for one power pentode.

10. Comparison of practical frequency behavior of an amplifier in Triode, Ultra Linear and Pentode mode Hz Triode Ultra-Linear Pentode 80 kHz 21 Hz 70 kHz 18 Hz 50 kHz Differences in frequency and phase characteristics are small. The parasitic capacitances due to the Miller effect are not negligible for triodes, but their anode AC internal resistance is low. The parasitic capacitances due to the Miller effect are negligible for pentodes, but their anode AC internal resistance is high. The limiting of 3dB-high is mainly due to the limiting bandwidth of the transformer.

11. Comparison practical non-linear distortion of an amplifier in Triode mode, Ultra Linear mode and Pentode mode 19

20 Final summary x is the variable and the other quantities are almost constant (in theory). These formulae match in theory and practice.

21 The contribution of the anode AC to the delivered output power is much more than the contribution of the screen grid AC because in practice: x ≈ 0.4 and The delivered output power at ultra-linear is slightly less than with pentode configuration. The delivered output power at ultra-linear is much more than with triode configuration. It is possible to determine screen grid tap x for an ultra-linear application for each sample of a pentode after measuring the anode characteristics for both the triode and pentode configurations of that pentode. The configurations triode, ultra-linear and pentode have an almost equal audio bandwidth. The ultra-linear configuration gives almost the same low non-linear distortion as the triode configuration. The ultra-linear configuration has the “high power advantage” of the pentode configuration and the “low non-linear distortion advantage” of the triode configuration.

12. Bibliography 22