Congratulations your videos are very interesting and instructive for someone like me who is approaching the rf world. Excellent explanation on imd3 that I understood here. Could you kindly give me some more precise information on how the sdg2032x generator (which I also have) should be set to generate the signals for the imd3 test? thanks for the videos thanks Gab
just noticed the amperage of the power supply keep oscillating 2A - 2.5A, since 2A was the max of the power supply, should one try the experiment again with a power supply with more amps?
Ciao Lorenzo, no I said the max is 2A but in reality it should be capable of 3A: that power supply downconverts to 12V a source of 14V-3A, so even if there are inefficiencies, it should be able to convert 14Vx3A = 42W in input to 12x2.5 = 30W in the output. It's just that I don't trust it too much. I took the opportunity to order a better linear power supply capable of 5A eheh!
Congratulations your videos are very interesting and instructive for someone like me who is approaching the rf world.
Excellent explanation on imd3 that I understood here.
Could you kindly give me some more precise information on how the sdg2032x generator (which I also have) should be set to generate the signals for the imd3 test? thanks for the videos
thanks
Gab
Nice !!
Hi Gregory! I follow and love your channel! Your videos about push-pull amps are very useful (the amp in this video is such an amp)! :)
just noticed the amperage of the power supply keep oscillating 2A - 2.5A, since 2A was the max of the power supply, should one try the experiment again with a power supply with more amps?
Ciao Lorenzo, no I said the max is 2A but in reality it should be capable of 3A: that power supply downconverts to 12V a source of 14V-3A, so even if there are inefficiencies, it should be able to convert 14Vx3A = 42W in input to 12x2.5 = 30W in the output. It's just that I don't trust it too much. I took the opportunity to order a better linear power supply capable of 5A eheh!