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"Paul D. Spiegel" wrote: > I can see where Ed is getting the quarter load from. Both the _Radio > Designer's Handbook_ and Terman's _Radio Engineering_ describe the slope > of a composite PP class A triode load line as "...one fourth the > plate-to-plate load resistance" (Ternan) "...corresponding to Rl'=1/4Rl, > where Rl = load resistance plate to plate" (RDH). The graphic examples > in Ternan seem to support the 1/4 primary load. The load for one tube whilst in class A is 1/2 the RLa-a. Whilst in class B, the load is 1/4 RLa-a. The load seen by one tube in a class AB amp varies from 1/2 to 1/4 RLa-a during a full power cycle, and the load line appears as a curve across the data curves. Patrick Turner.
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