a) should read "sending 1, 2 or 3 equal pulses of 300mV each produced
about 300, 450, 550mV output".
Probably clear to everyone, but just in case...
Not only is it difficult to gain match, but with the non-linearity, it
is possible an analog output from the adder could look the same for (a
large noise pulse in 1 tube) or for (a smaller electron signal in each
tube).
Karen
Tancredi Botto wrote:
>
> We (TB, KD) are convinced that the Analog Adders do not behave
> properly.
>
> a) their output is non linear. Sending 3 equal pulses of 300 mV each
> produced about 300, 450, 550 mV output
>
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