In Reply to: This circuit appears capable of that voltage swing. posted by Ralph on December 21, 2021 at 13:22:23:
Hi Ralph,
My question actually is on 5687 voltage amplify stage, which has 1K unbypassed in cathode What is the main purpose for the designer to insert 1K ohm unbypassed in this stage. Distortion reduction?
In not allowing loop NFB, I always find a simple RC voltage amplify stage necessarily swinging around 140V P-P, creates certain harsh sound in mid high, surely it is distortion, so do you think in this example, the 1K would have significant distortion reduction result?
apart from adding a resistor in cathode, what other approach would you use to reduce the harsh high, if no loop NFB allowed
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- RE: This circuit appears capable of that voltage swing. - Eric Chan 12/22/2105:22:08 12/22/21 (10)
- Distortion - Triode_Kingdom 10:05:59 12/22/21 (0)
- What makes you think the harshness is coming from this circuit? nt - Ralph 10:02:22 12/22/21 (3)
- RE: What makes you think the harshness is coming from this circuit? nt - Eric Chan 04:21:18 12/23/21 (2)
- Harshness comes from design more than just parts. - Ralph 10:01:14 12/23/21 (0)
- RE: What makes you think the harshness is coming from this circuit? nt - Eric Chan 05:22:27 12/23/21 (0)
- RE: This circuit appears capable of that voltage swing. - Paul Joppa 08:21:32 12/22/21 (4)
- RE: This circuit appears capable of that voltage swing. - Eric Chan 09:05:24 12/22/21 (3)
- RE: This circuit appears capable of that voltage swing. - Paul Joppa 15:35:25 12/22/21 (2)
- RE: This circuit appears capable of that voltage swing. - Eric Chan 07:19:21 12/23/21 (1)
- RE: This circuit appears capable of that voltage swing. - Cleantimestream 12:21:15 12/24/21 (0)