The top part is off topic; scroll down to around the bottom for the circuit and description.
I haven't done the output stage yet; it's next.
Tim
-- Deep Fryer: A very philosophical monk. Website @
The top part is off topic; scroll down to around the bottom for the circuit and description.
I haven't done the output stage yet; it's next.
Tim
-- Deep Fryer: A very philosophical monk. Website @
You will find, I think, some pretty significant nonlinearities in the output stage due to discontinuous conduction.
But please, don't let that stop you, it's an interesting notion.
-- Tim Wescott Control systems and communications consulting
Very interesting. One note based on me using those Heath scopes decades ago: the little nubs you are seeing are probably related to the scope's triggering circuitry either intentionally or unintentionally screwing up the horizontal sweep. (It is an injection- locked oscillator after all). IIRC if you move the trigger sensitivity up and down then the nubs move too. I never knew if this was intentional or not (after all many of the expensive scopes had an "intensify trigger point" option, maybe Heath had a cheaper way of doing it!)
Tim.
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