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Hoffman Amps Forum image Author Topic: Standby disconnecting G2 from PS (and connecting it to negative Bias Voltage)  (Read 1412 times)

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Offline kagliostro

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I'm sure I asked about this way to perform a Standby here on the forum but I'm not able to remember the answer I received



Which are the advantages and disadvantages on using this kind of Standby ?

Why not only disconnect G2 from the PS but also connect it to the negative Bias voltage ?

In a Cathode Bias amp may G2 be connected to ground instead to a negative voltage ?

Thanks

Franco
« Last Edit: April 23, 2024, 03:42:25 pm by kagliostro »
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Offline kagliostro

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Whell, I've find the old thread (2014)

https://el34world.com/Forum/index.php?topic=17689.msg178461#msg178461

the answer, from our friend Darryl was:

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...... It would ensure the output valves were completely cut off in standby.

Franco

p.s.: Reading the old thread you'll find also explanation about the reason for the relay presence
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