DocumentCode
1120054
Title
Some augmented cathode follower circuits
Author
Macdonald, James
Author_Institution
Texas Instruments Inc., Dallas, Tex.
Issue
3
fYear
1957
Firstpage
63
Lastpage
70
Abstract
Some direct-coupled augmented cathode-follower circuits are described suitable for power-tube grid drivers, coaxial cable drivers, high-input impedance isolation stages, active electronic filters and frequency selective circuits. One of the circuits, using only
double triodes, has an input-output voltage transfer ratio of 0.995 or greater with no phase reversal, can supply up to 100 ma of positive current has a freqency response essentially flat from zero up into the megacycle-second range can have an input capacitance approaching or equal to zero exhibits an input resistance greater than 1011ohms for input swings of ±100 volts or more using ordinary unselected receiving tubes has an output resistance of 3 ohms, will handle a dynamic range of 630 volts peak-to-peak, and shows less than one part in a million total harmonic distortion at 20-volts runs output and only two parts in 105distortion at 100 volts rms output.
double triodes, has an input-output voltage transfer ratio of 0.995 or greater with no phase reversal, can supply up to 100 ma of positive current has a freqency response essentially flat from zero up into the megacycle-second range can have an input capacitance approaching or equal to zero exhibits an input resistance greater than 1011ohms for input swings of ±100 volts or more using ordinary unselected receiving tubes has an output resistance of 3 ohms, will handle a dynamic range of 630 volts peak-to-peak, and shows less than one part in a million total harmonic distortion at 20-volts runs output and only two parts in 105distortion at 100 volts rms output.Keywords
Active filters; Capacitance; Cathodes; Coaxial cables; Driver circuits; Dynamic range; Frequency; Impedance; Total harmonic distortion; Voltage;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Audio, IRE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0096-1981
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TAU.1957.1166004
Filename
1166004
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