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impedances CY Tan amp J Dey 05 July 2016 Reminder of Physicists CST and Engineers Rs definition To be consistent I will always call the physicists definition of shunt impedance as ID: 590134

peak definition anode rms definition peak rms anode vanode time shown zanode engineer

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Slide1

Checking Anode and Shunt impedances

C.Y.

Tan & J.

Dey

05 July 2016Slide2

Reminder of Physicists (CST) and Engineer’s Rs definition

To be consistent, I will always call the physicist’s definition of shunt impedance as

R

s

’ while the engineer’s definition is always

R

s

.Slide3

Problem with k definition shown in last talk

Problem is with dividing

V

acc

which is

rms

with

V

anode

which is peak

Therefore, the

k

value plotted last time is Sqrt(2) too small!Corrected step up is shown here.Slide4

What about Z

anode

shown the last time?

Using

incorrect

definition here!

Fix incorrect definition by multiplying by

sqrt

(2)

Fortunately,

Z

anode

is the one that we use for calculating anode impedance (Engineer’s definition). So the graph from the last time does not change!Slide5

Load lines and efficiencies

We can power the tube with good efficiency.Slide6

With the correct definitions to compare rms to peak formula cheat sheetSlide7

Comparing Gennady’s and my formulae

Translating to my notation:

Gennady’s

(corrected) formula

My formula

Comments

R

sh

R

s

’=2

R

s

Gennady’s

R

sh

is physicist’s definition

P

loss

=

V

acc

2

/

R

sh

P

loss

=

V

p2/2RsPloss is rms in both cases at the gap. Both Vacc and Vp is peak.Ploss = Vanode2/ZanodePloss = Van2/2ZanBoth Vanode and Van is peak.Vacc(rms)/Vanode(rms) = kVp/Van = krms/rms and peak/peak here.Zanode = Rsh/k2Zan = Rs/k2Note that Zanode = 2 Zan

Summary:

R

sh

= 2

R

s

Z

anode

= 2

Z

an

Everything works as long as Gennady sticks to

rms

, while Joe and I stick with peak.