tnmgcarbide
Diamond
- Joined
- Jul 6, 2004
- Location
- N. GA- 33.992N , -83.72W usa
why are p-p tube output transformers unbalanced?
i have 8-10 of them , and they all typically measure
250 ohm/100/150 , 300 ohm/180/120 resistance on the primary windings . i know
that ac impedance and inductance , and center
tapped 350-400volts , and an output load come into
the equation...... but is this intentional , or
does it just exist by default? does it just
"balance out" in practical application?
it would seem that one 6l6 or el34 would see more
current on the lower resistance?
i have 8-10 of them , and they all typically measure
250 ohm/100/150 , 300 ohm/180/120 resistance on the primary windings . i know
that ac impedance and inductance , and center
tapped 350-400volts , and an output load come into
the equation...... but is this intentional , or
does it just exist by default? does it just
"balance out" in practical application?
it would seem that one 6l6 or el34 would see more
current on the lower resistance?