10-06-2020, 04:58 PM
What are you connecting exactly?
First of all, you have to use a capacitor in series.
Second, you need to introduce a switch that switches between the detector output and your source. Else what you have is having your detector output in parallel to your source which will:
1. Potentially introduce noise from the RF.
2. Shunt your source with the low 24 det tube impedance therefore reducing the input signal.
First of all, you have to use a capacitor in series.
Second, you need to introduce a switch that switches between the detector output and your source. Else what you have is having your detector output in parallel to your source which will:
1. Potentially introduce noise from the RF.
2. Shunt your source with the low 24 det tube impedance therefore reducing the input signal.
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