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  • Building MPP REV E - Need Help

    Hi I am trying to build MPP REV E step by step. It seems okay to me until I reached step 8.

    Step 1: Check U3 pin 4 for -5V

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    Step 2: Check TP7 for +5V
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    Step 3: Tx driver pulse
    I adjusted pulse period to 1 ms (1KHz) and pulse width to 100 us approximately.
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    Step 4: Tx circuit
    Due to the damping resistor value(~150 ohms now) It can reach almost 200V. I think I should change the damping resistor value to obtain greater flyback voltage.
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    Step 5&6: Rx pre amplifier & sample pulses
    At TP3 (Red CH) the RX preamplifier output can be seen, I think there is no problem with it excluding noises.
    At TP6 (Blue CH) there is the main sample pulse in first picture and EFE sample pulse in second picture. Sample pulses have 10us width.

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    Step 7: Sampling integrator
    TP4 when no target in first picture and when there is a target near in second picture.
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    Everyting seems tolerable to me If I did not miss anything. At step 8 I connected the 220k audio pot and when I check the TP1 while changing the pot value, TP1 is swinging between -200mV and 100mV.
    It is expected to swing around -4V to 4V approximately due to building manual. I could not figure it out. Could you please help me to solve this?
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    And here is my board below:

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    It is not allowed to add attachments more than 10. So I am uploading board:
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    Thanks in advance

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    • #3
      Due to the damping resistor value(~150 ohms now) It can reach almost 200V. I think I should change the damping resistor value to obtain greater flyback voltage.

      nonsense you wrote. damping resistor is not for this.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by kt315 View Post
        Due to the damping resistor value(~150 ohms now) It can reach almost 200V. I think I should change the damping resistor value to obtain greater flyback voltage.

        nonsense you wrote. damping resistor is not for this.
        Then why flyback decreases when I increase the damping resistor.

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        • #5
          Resistor Rxx is the coil damping resistor and prevents ringing when Qx turns off. Ringing will occur because of the L-C tank created by the inductance of the coil, and the total parasitic capacitance, including the self-capacitance of the coil, capacitance of the cable, and of Qx. The optimal value of Rxx is dependent on the coil, and is best determined experimentally. If the resistor value is too low, it will overdamp the coil and reduce sensitivity. Typically, Rxx is in the range of 200-800 ohms, with 680Ω used for the coils described in this article

          Carl M.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by kt315 View Post
            Resistor Rxx is the coil damping resistor and prevents ringing when Qx turns off. Ringing will occur because of the L-C tank created by the inductance of the coil, and the total parasitic capacitance, including the self-capacitance of the coil, capacitance of the cable, and of Qx. The optimal value of Rxx is dependent on the coil, and is best determined experimentally. If the resistor value is too low, it will overdamp the coil and reduce sensitivity. Typically, Rxx is in the range of 200-800 ohms, with 680Ω used for the coils described in this article

            Carl M.
            Thanks for information

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            • #7
              tp3 and tp6 are like this picture. what is the wrong?

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