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In the AM transmitter I am building, the power supply is structured in such a
way that it is not possible to measure the final tube plate current at a low-potential point. So I have decided to connect the tube cathode to ground via a 1-ohm resistor and measure the voltage that develops across that resistor. I know that, doing so, I will be measuring the sum of plate current (around 200 mA), screen current (around 20 mA) and grid current (around 7 mA). But tuning the transmitter Pi network for minimum total current should still work fine. Any comment? 73 Tony I0JX Rome, Italy |
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