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December 18th 03, 03:01 PM
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Loop Antenna Preamp
What are the advantages of a differential fet preamp over a single-ended fet
preamp? Does the diff amp have twice the output? Better SN ratio? Something else? It seems like more work to try and find the center of the loop, I'm just curious what the advantages are. Thank you. Al KA5JGV http://members.cts.com/king/j/jlkolb/site/dif_fet.pdf http://members.cts.com/king/j/jlkolb/site/fet_pre.pdf -- |
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