Need a some help with my bias math using a JAN 7581A in a super reverb amp. Plate voltage 468v, Current draw 40ma for around 18watts.
Looking for the formula for to figure out what percent of where I am at of the 70% of class AB1. The 7581A is a 35watt tube.
Need to brush up on my formulas. Thanks
7581A Tubes in Super Reverb
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Re: 7581A Tubes in Super Reverb
Hi,
I picked up a handy spreadsheet from somewhere years ago.
Just edit the info and it gives you a nice graphic for percentage dissipation.
http://www.roblivesey.com/download/load.xls
Rob.
I picked up a handy spreadsheet from somewhere years ago.
Just edit the info and it gives you a nice graphic for percentage dissipation.
http://www.roblivesey.com/download/load.xls
Rob.
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Rob Livesey
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Rob Livesey
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Re: 7581A Tubes in Super Reverb
Hi Ckpop,
Presently, you are at 18.72 watts (468 x 0.040). If you divide the measured dissipation (18.72) by the tubes' max power (35 watts) , that will give you the percentage of power dissipation, so:
18.72
-------- = 53.9%
35
Cheers,
Lou
Presently, you are at 18.72 watts (468 x 0.040). If you divide the measured dissipation (18.72) by the tubes' max power (35 watts) , that will give you the percentage of power dissipation, so:
18.72
-------- = 53.9%
35
Cheers,
Lou
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