THE TETRODE BOARDS. Calculation of R1, R12, R14 This spreadsheet follows the method in Application Note IFW Technical Services
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1 THE TETROE BOAR Calculation of,, This spreadsheet follows the method in Application Note 00 IFW Technical ervices Modification for FFRV board, with power MOFET and at C ground Rev b October, 00 Application Note, Figure (modified) Vu I 0,9 K I + Vr I,0 K CONTANT VOLTAE Q on FFRV boards I Vd Vs K I TETROE +0V Input cells are Yellow Results are Red tep Enter unregulated input voltage: Vu = 00 V at load ~ 0 Enter regulated output voltage: Vr = 0 V Tube: U-78B Values in Figure Resistor : Use next standard value below,00 k I = 0, Enter value used for : = k Power dissipation of W I Pos= 0, Enter maximum positive screen current: I = + 00 I = 9, Minimum value of I (keep-alive current for ) = 0 (fixed) I Neg= -89, Resistor : Use next standard value below, k I = 8, Enter value used for : = 0,9 k Power dissipation of W Enter maximum negative screen current I =- 00 Resistor : Use next standard value below,7 k 7 Enter value used for : =,0 k Maximum power dissipation of = 9 I= 8, minimum VCE of 0 V (fixed) Power dissipation of =, W I 0 or + 00 Power dissipation of = 7,8 W I - 00 MAXIMUM power dissipation of = 7,8 W ELECT REITOR MAX IIPATION AT LEAT OR x UE POWER IIPATION EE TEMP V POWER CURVE, REITOR CAN BE PARALLELE TO OBTAIN THE EIRE VALUE ( E. x, K 0 W IN // TO HAVE, K 0 W ) REITOR CAN BE ERIALIE TO OBTAIN THE EIRE VALUE ( E. x 70 0 W in ERIE TO HAVE 0,9 K 00 W ) EIN CHECK o back to tep now, and try a % lower value for Vu. In cell, enter 7 V o you see any red error messages? If you see any red error messages, your present resistor values are marginal! You should reduce the indicated resistor values, and/or increase the transformer voltage, until no error messages appear when you decrease Vu by % from your expected minimum value at maximum current. EXCEPT IF YOU ARE URE OF INPUT VOLTAE TABILITY AT I CURRENT, AN NETWORK MINIMUM VOLTAE, Version.0 7 March 00 by MEK Modified by FFRV october 00
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