Hi,
been staring at this for a while and wanted to verify a couple things...
First off, I feel that the stages are capacitvely coupled through C5
Second, Stage 1 is Plate neutralized via C3
Third, Stage 2 is Grid Nuetralized via C7
The final question I am doubting myself on...
What would be the effect of a short in C4?
A. reduced current to plate on V1
B. Rf out will be much reduced
C. Plate supply V will be shorted
In my mind, if the tank cap is shorted, then its primary result would be to make the output wave all screwy and thus B would be how I would answer.
I don't see the plate supply getting shorted since there are other caps in the way of that. But the problem is I can't entirely say why A might not happen so hence my apprehension.
Thanks a lot, I hope that I am at least on the right path with this stuff.
http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=14924&d=1262655875
been staring at this for a while and wanted to verify a couple things...
First off, I feel that the stages are capacitvely coupled through C5
Second, Stage 1 is Plate neutralized via C3
Third, Stage 2 is Grid Nuetralized via C7
The final question I am doubting myself on...
What would be the effect of a short in C4?
A. reduced current to plate on V1
B. Rf out will be much reduced
C. Plate supply V will be shorted
In my mind, if the tank cap is shorted, then its primary result would be to make the output wave all screwy and thus B would be how I would answer.
I don't see the plate supply getting shorted since there are other caps in the way of that. But the problem is I can't entirely say why A might not happen so hence my apprehension.
Thanks a lot, I hope that I am at least on the right path with this stuff.
http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=14924&d=1262655875
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