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All regulation is performed by controlling the grid voltage on V620, the power oscillator tube.
All regulation is performed by controlling the grid voltage on V620, the power oscillator tube.


In principle, the design used in the 560, which resembles a modern SMPS supply,
like that in a [[7704]],
can offer higher efficiency and lower tube count compared
to the power supply of the [[561]], which uses a traditional design more similar to a [[545]].
The increased efficiency comes from the elimination of series regulator tubes,
which typically operate with around 100 V across them. 
The tube count reduction comes from eliminating the pass tube and the
error amplifier for each regulated voltage that the power supply produces. 
And additional efficiency is gained by the 560's power supply because it doesn't need to supply
heater current to all of those tubes.


==Specifications==
==Specifications==

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