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Old January 26th 06, 03:26 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors
Uncle Peter
 
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Default More on PEP, AM, average power, etc.


"Straydog" wrote in message
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Since my earlier post (dealing with the question of what is peak evelope
power output in an AM transmitter), I've been doing more scrutinizing
of tube Ip/Vp characteristic curves. They are much more non-linear than
the impression you get from just looking at the curves. Also, it is rare
or almost non-existant to find Ip vs screen voltage!


Terman explains how high-level Class C modulation works
in Radio Engineering (1932 edition) on page 370.




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