BTW,
regarding the transistors in the oscillator:
Low power, high beta (current gain), mid voltage range (40-60 V) should do a good job.
Remember, the transistors are just injecting a small amount of current into the resonant tank. No need for high current rated transistors (they have generally low beta). Better to use a high beta transistors (C type), that the oscillation can start with just low base currents.
I think, I can claim to have "invented" the most efficient oscillator in the wourld. *LOL*
Ok, this was a joke. I'm sure, someone has invented it already.
I love capacitors, inductors and chokes (inherently).
Cheers,
Aziz
regarding the transistors in the oscillator:
Low power, high beta (current gain), mid voltage range (40-60 V) should do a good job.
Remember, the transistors are just injecting a small amount of current into the resonant tank. No need for high current rated transistors (they have generally low beta). Better to use a high beta transistors (C type), that the oscillation can start with just low base currents.
I think, I can claim to have "invented" the most efficient oscillator in the wourld. *LOL*
Ok, this was a joke. I'm sure, someone has invented it already.
I love capacitors, inductors and chokes (inherently).
Cheers,
Aziz
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