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Why is neutralization necessary for some vacuum-tube amplifiers?
To cancel oscillation caused by the effects of interelectrode capacitance
In vacuum tubes, especially triodes at high frequencies, the capacitance between the plate and grid (Cgp) can provide a path for positive feedback, leading to oscillations. Neutralization counteracts this.
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