Czytam ostatnio troche o zrodlach pradowych i natknalem sie na ta strone: https://amperatubes.com/learn/active-loads/
Co mnie zaintrygowalo:
Moj 'chlopski' rozum i logika jakos nie potrafia wykumac jak byloby to mozliwe, by sygnal mogl wzrosnac do 450Vpp przy napieciu zasilania 300VDC. Moglby ktos madrzejszy podpowiedziec jak to byloby mozliwe? Zerkajac na https://pearl-hifi.com/06_Lit_Archive/1 ... ontrol.pdf, strona 3 sugeruje "Now the power supply only provides DC operating current as the CCS provides isolation between the power supply and the triode." wiec czy w tym wypadku tylko Rload ma znaczenie i to ono wyznacza, jak daleko sygnal moze oscylowac?The resistor also wastes B+ voltage. At the quiescent point, the resistor drops a significant fraction of the supply. With B+ = 300V and a 100kΩ load, the plate voltage sits around 170V — the output can only swing 170V peak before hitting the supply rail, and even less in the other direction before grid current flows.
Resistor load: Av = µ × Rₗ / (rp + Rₗ) — always < µ
Now replace the resistor with a constant current source (CCS). A CCS has infinite impedance at AC — its loadline is perfectly horizontal on the plate curves. Result: RL → ∞, the gain formula simplifies to Av ≈ µ. The full amplification factor is realized. The voltage swing approaches 2×B+ because the CCS maintains constant current regardless of plate voltage. Power supply rejection improves dramatically because supply ripple creates no current variation through the infinite-impedance load.
Z powazaniem,
(wcale niemadry) Tomek



