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"Non-dissipative Source Resistance"
On Jun 13, 11:12*am, Richard Clark wrote:
From Mendenhall: ... Would you please respond in your own words directly to my previous statement (repeated below)? If you believe by your understanding of the clips you quoted from Mendenhall that a conventional, single vacuum tube Class C r-f amplifier provides a functional termination of 50+j0 ohms for energy applied to the output connector of the transmitter, THEN PLEASE EXPLAIN WHY THAT TERMINATION ALLOWS SUCH SIGNALS TO REACH THE PLATE OF THE PA TUBE -- whose non-linear characteristics created the _measured_ r-f intermodulation products and other performance data given in the Mendenhall paper I quoted. RF |
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