Rajesh
I changed the capacitor in the oscillator circuit instead of the resistors because I wanted a slower pulse rate. With 270K at R3, you won't get a very fast pulse rate. Here is how mine did. Changed C8 to .047uf
Freq 400-1818 Hz
Pulse 55-400 uS
With my larger coil, I had to use a lower pulse rate so the MOSFET wouldn't get too hot. I couldn't run it lower than 400Hz or the 5V supplies couldn't keep up. I've hit the lower limit of the pulse rate. Having the pulse rate driving the power supplies does have it's drawbacks.
I have thought that there had to be some power supply module that would work. I haven't researched it though. I'll bet somebody makes one that would have a wider input voltage range. That way you could use off the shelf batteries such as cordless drill battery pack.
I tried to use drill batteries (14V) but it made the circuit unstable.
Sorry I can't be of more help
Rob
I changed the capacitor in the oscillator circuit instead of the resistors because I wanted a slower pulse rate. With 270K at R3, you won't get a very fast pulse rate. Here is how mine did. Changed C8 to .047uf
Freq 400-1818 Hz
Pulse 55-400 uS
With my larger coil, I had to use a lower pulse rate so the MOSFET wouldn't get too hot. I couldn't run it lower than 400Hz or the 5V supplies couldn't keep up. I've hit the lower limit of the pulse rate. Having the pulse rate driving the power supplies does have it's drawbacks.
I have thought that there had to be some power supply module that would work. I haven't researched it though. I'll bet somebody makes one that would have a wider input voltage range. That way you could use off the shelf batteries such as cordless drill battery pack.
I tried to use drill batteries (14V) but it made the circuit unstable.
Sorry I can't be of more help
Rob
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