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But when you do that, you are still holding the tube circuit as the reference model. And what you built is more complicated; it has components that have no cou
by kazinator 6mo ago
But when you do that, you are still holding the tube circuit as the reference model. And what you built is more complicated; it has components that have no counterpart in the tube circuit. (In the digital case, you have hundreds of millions of tiny transistors, which are switching full on or off.)
- labcomputer 5mo agoYea, but so what? It's cheaper and easier and you get the same effect, without all the downsides of tubes, like heat, warmup time and wasted energy.