dude_500
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Not exactly an audio device, but I figured it is essentially a really high power amplifier and I knew it would require tubes for this voltage, so why not ask here. I'm looking to create a modulator that will take a -50kV negative input and modulate it to up to 100mhz from a wave-form generator. I would want it variable frequency from the generator, but I presume any amplifier design for this situation would be. The current demands are in the range of 0-50mA with 50 being a peak, average operation in the 10-20mA range.
Does anyone have any tips on what tubes to look at as a basis for beginning the design? And yes, I know what I am doing with these voltages and have been using them for a while, I'm just not sure how to modulate it.
Does anyone have any tips on what tubes to look at as a basis for beginning the design? And yes, I know what I am doing with these voltages and have been using them for a while, I'm just not sure how to modulate it.