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In Reply to: Series inductance of Glow Diodes. posted by Mark Kelly on September 1, 2002 at 23:26:05:
cool tidbits!this could go a long way to explain why MV tubes sound different than every othr rectifier that i have heard.... wouldn't this sort of force a constant current type of operation of the rectifier which would act as a type of snubber resisting any hash attempting to enter from the line?
i have always stated that the mv tubes give a "cleaner"(whatever that means) and some added inductance may help to explain this.
i would also expect unlike chokes, this inductance is very wide bandwidth??? and would it be a near ideal inductance??
i love the wealth of info these old texts can show us...
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Follow Ups
- Re: Series inductance of Glow Diodes. - dave slagle 09/2/0213:51:56 09/2/02 (6)
- Constancy of inductance - Mark Kelly 16:42:08 09/2/02 (4)
- C with RC damping won't be very sensitive to inductance changes. - VoltSecond 21:36:41 09/3/02 (3)
- De-Qed glow diode - Mark Kelly 22:35:05 09/3/02 (2)
- Re: De-Q'ed glow diode - VoltSecond 18:02:43 09/4/02 (0)
- Oops - Paul Joppa 10:57:29 09/4/02 (1)
- Yes, very cool stuff to consider <nt> - Jim Dowdy 14:43:14 09/2/02 (0)
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