Walah Bung Jim...kebanyaken, malah bingung nanti yang belum paham tabung. 
he..he..he...
Saya hanya menjelaskan dari sisi 'gain' tidak menyinggung 'phase'
salam, dwa

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jimmy Auw 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 9:28 AM
  Subject: RE: [ELPOP-Audio] beda anode follower & cathode follower



  Saya kupi paste dari TubeCad Jurnal ya. lagi males ngetik hihihi.



  Also known as the Anode Follower, the Plate Follower is in many ways the 
inverse of the Cathode Follower. The Cathode Follower preserves the phase of 
the input signal; the Plate Follower, inverts. The Cathode Follower's output is 
taken at the cathode; the Plate Follower's output, at the plate. The Cathode 
Follower's input impedance is extremely high;  the Plate Follower's input 
impedance, relatively  low, as it is equal the value of resistor R1. And 
finally, where the Cathode Follower can only aggressively pull the output more 
positively; the Plate Follower, can only aggressively pull the output more 
negatively.
       Still, the Plate Follower makes a fine buffer and boasts some very 
desirable features: a ground potential input, adjustable gain, and low 
heater-to-cathode differentials. The need for a coupling capacitor or a 
connection to a high voltage input is eliminated in the Plate Follower, as the 
grid is, in DC terms, at the ground voltage. Unlike the Cathode Follower, whose 
gain always falls short of unity, the Plate Follower can achieve unity gain 
output, or if desired, less than unity or more than unity gain. This is a great 
help when cascading stages and just a bit more gain is needed. Because the 
cathode is not floating at some high voltage, the issue of maintaining a low 
heater-to-cathode voltage difference does not arise. The negatives for this 
buffer are that its bandwidth is compromised by the low pass filter created by 
resistor R1 working into the Miller Effect capacitance of the triode and the 
this same resistor defines the input impedance of the circuit and serves to 
load down the previous stage. Increasing the value of R1 unburdens the previous 
stage, but worsens the high frequency response. Additionally, the circuit 
requires three extra resistors and, potentially, a bypass capacitor for 
resistor Rk as well.



  From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of 
Yustinus
  Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 8:33 AM
  To: [email protected]
  Subject: [ELPOP-Audio] beda anode follower & cathode follower



  dear sahabat milisers,



  good morning.

  sebelum pekerjaan mulai menimpuki diriku, kulempar dulu pertanyaanku ke 
milis, barangkali ada yang bisa dan berkenan menjelaskan sedikit soal anode 
follower dan cathode follower di rangkaian tube preamp. Kenapa bisa ada dua 
jenis ini, dan apa keunggulan/kerugian dari masing2 topologi ini?



  sekian aja dulu.

  selamat bekerja kembali.



  salam,

  yus




   

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