In Reply to: RE: sorry- posted by Dave Cigna on August 2, 2007 at 14:16:52:
If you have a single-ended input to the differential driver, the second grid has to be a virtual ground. Even if the voltage is at or near ground, the *AC* potential cannot exist- that's what the cap is for.
That way that half of the diff amp is trying to be constant current, insuring the proper cathode coupling. A differential amplifier by the way is always considered a single gain stage- its not two.
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- RE: driving single-ended - Ralph 08/2/0715:33:45 08/2/07 (2)
- RE: driving single-ended - Dave Cigna 16:19:48 08/2/07 (1)
- RE: driving single-ended - vanofmonks 18:25:52 08/2/07 (0)