Successful TPU-ECD replication !

[poynt99]

I know what you're getting at tsl

In the new year I expect to be doing some testing along these lines.

.99

[turbo]

Now that's funny i am also testing along (Power) Lines 

[Gobaga]

You've missed John Ambrose Fleming, Robert von Lieben and others.
Anyway, what's your point? Are we discussing here some sort of paternity?
It was not my intent to bring up something like this.My only point was this:
look at the tpu as it were a pulse forming line by itself- and there comes Blumlein, with his nested arrangement... nothing more.

PFL's don't run with gain, so how is a PFN part of a tpu?  Are you implying that there is some effect casued by a PFN that has gone unnoticed?

Triodes have another mode of operation that offers much lower rise time at much reduced amplification.

[tsl]

PFL's don't run with gain, so how is a PFN part of a tpu?  Are you implying that there is some effect casued by a PFN that has gone unnoticed?

Triodes have another mode of operation that offers much lower rise time at much reduced amplification.

from otto:

Let us think about how to pulse a TPU with a high frequency without MOSFETs.

the way i proposed is just another way of pulsing
edit
i'm not implying that a pfn is part of the tpu but the tpu is a multiple pulse "former". sm stated the tpu work by creating multiple frequencies around the collector.actually it was

"In the case of my power unit, you create several frequencies within a space of the collectors coils circumference.
Frequencies are directly related to the circumference of the collector coil."

so that's for me another way to do just that.creating several freqs around a collector.if this the right way i don't know. but i do know it's different and that was otto asking for, new ways 

[Gobaga]

i'm not implying that a pfn is part of the tpu but the tpu is a multiple pulse "former". sm stated the tpu work by creating multiple frequencies around the collector.actually it was

and 12AU7's were used for multivibrators

What's next?  Square pulses?

Did you see the bifilar stuff in another thread?  There's your pulse forming in action.