BD139 Push Pull Amplifier Experiments - Part 2
Video looking at some more experiments with the BD139 based push pull RF amplifier. It covers the impact of different output transformer cores, biasing techniques and the impact of bypassing the emitter degeneration resistors. This video should be watched in conjunction with Part 3, which looks at varying the turns ratio of the output transformer.
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