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    Hi,

    i think i may may have a problem. Although I have a scope of sorts hoki it's a recorder type so you have to set it up and look at the graphs afterwards which is bit crap. I worked through to step 7 and am trying to get 500mV on tp4, I've short pins 2&3 of PL3 as per instructions but the voltage between tp10 and tp4 is bouncing around a bit and there is unpredictable outcomes when adjusting the brass screw. The voltage changes when passing targets close to my coil though so it seems to be semi working. Should I be disconnecting the coil before adjusting the brass screw to get 500mv?

    appreciate any assistance

    cheers
    chris

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    No . At this point the coil is still in circuit. But You want a no target situation.

    STEP 7
    Sampling integrator (see Fig. 11):
    Fit R18 (220R), R19/R21 (10k), R24/R25 (2k2), R20/R23 (6k, R22 (56k), C12/C13/C14 (470nF),
    D8/D9 (1N414, TP4, Q3/Q4 (J113), U8 (TL062)
    Monitor TP4 with an oscilloscope or a voltmeter, and confirm the DC voltage level increases when
    a target is placed near the coil.
    If you did not make the adjustment to R6 (Step 6) using an oscilloscope, then do it now while
    monitoring TP4 with a voltmeter. Set the DC voltage level to around 500mV. Make sure you short
    pin2 of PL3 to either pin 1 or pin 3 (before adjusting R6) otherwise the voltage will not change.

    HF

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    • #3
      Thanks HF, I had another look this morning and placed my coil on a plastic coil box, Li and behold I got a nice steady voltage and was able to adjust R6 to get my steady as a rock 500mV.

      thanks

      chris

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