[AMRadio] Max power off from plate current dip problem 32v1...
Donald Chester
k4kyv at hotmail.com
Tue Jun 25 00:41:44 EDT 2002
My old buzzard style link coupled tanks give maximum output right at the dip
when the load is properly tuned so that the transmitter is seeing pure
resistance and no reactance.
Tube type transmitters with fixed capacitors and variable inductors in the
tank, the circuit used in practcially all broadcast transmitters built from
the mid-50's and later, give maximum output slightly off the dip.
I once read why this is true, and the mathematics were simple, clear and
specific, but over the years I have forgotten the reason, and cannot find
the reference that explained it.
Can anyone expain why changing the resonant frequency of the tank circuit by
varying the tuned circuit inductance would affect the behaviour of PA plate
current differently from varying the capacitance?
Don K4KYV
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