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    • Originally posted by ivconic View Post

      It makes sense.
      In the previous videos you saw the behavior on coins.
      It always behaves the same.
      You didn't tell me your opinion about the voltage?
      Is that how it should act?
      I still have doubts about the quality and originality of these TL072s.
      I glued 3 pieces of circuit board.
      All three work differently.
      One of them works like yours.

      https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Z1NFVttxZ0E
      Last edited by pechkata; 04-04-2025, 12:15 PM.

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      • Originally posted by ivconic View Post

        You didn't tell me your opinion about the voltage?
        Is that how it should act?
        I can't tell from the voltmeter, too hard to see. An oscope trace will tell you quickly.

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        • Originally posted by pechkata View Post

          I glued 3 pieces of circuit board.
          All three work differently.
          One of them works like yours.

          https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Z1NFVttxZ0E
          That's interesting to investigate!

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          • Originally posted by Carl-NC View Post

            I can't tell from the voltmeter, too hard to see. An oscope trace will tell you quickly.
            I'll do that next time I sit to deal with it.

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            • Hi pechkata,
              Any news for very interesting investigations - why 3 pieces of this project work differently?

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              • Hello Carl-NC
                How can we program a time slot?
                How can we build this type - time slot?
                I tried but I can't do it.

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                • Are you wanting to create a half-sine TX, or the Fisher Impulse TX? They are done differently.

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                  • Originally posted by Carl-NC View Post
                    Are you wanting to create a half-sine TX, or the Fisher Impulse TX? They are done differently.
                    Hello Carl-NC
                    Yes, but I don't know how this happens.
                    I would be very happy if you could draw a schematic.

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                    • The half-sine is shown in Ch 26, you literally just add a series cap to the coil:

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                      • Hello Carl-NC
                        Thanks for the clarification.
                        What do we feed to the points?
                        What kind of impulse?
                        NCLK1
                        PCLK1
                        NCLK2
                        PCLK2

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                        • Mikron hibryd generator
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                          • Hello NASCO
                            Is this your stimulator?

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                            • Yes ,I use Proteus

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                              • Hello Nasko, wouldn't it be better to use a mosfet driver from the TC4426/TC4427/TC4428 series instead of bss138 and bss84r? In this case, the signal from the chip should be low and high.

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